Cadherin-22 (Pituitary and brain cadherin) (PB-cadherin)
1_MRPRP 6_ EGRGL 11_ RAGVA 16_ LSPAL 21_ LLLLL 26_ LPPPP 31_ TLLGR 36_ LWAAG 41_ TPSPS 46_ APGAR 51_ QDGAL 56_ GAGRV 61_ KRGWV 66_ WNQFF 71_ VVEEY 76_ TGTEP 81_ LYVGK 86_ IHSDS 91_ DEGDG 96_ AIKYT 101_ ISGEG 106_ AGTIF 111_ LIDEL 116_ TGDIH 121_ AMERL 126_ DREQK 131_ TFYTL 136_ RAQAR 141_ DRATN 146_ RLLEP 151_ ESEFI 156_ IKVQD 161_ INDSE 166_ PRFLH 171_ GPYIG 176_ SVAEL 181_ SPTGT 186_ SVMQV 191_ MASDA 196_ DDPTY 201_ GSSAR 206_ LVYSV 211_ LDGEH 216_ HFTVD 221_ PKTGV 226_ IRTAV 231_ PDLDR 236_ ESQER 241_ YEVVI 246_ QATDM 251_ AGQLG 256_ GLSGS 261_ TTVTI 266_ VVTDV 271_ NDNPP 276_ RFPQK 281_ MYQFS 286_ IQESA 291_ PIGTA 296_ VGRVK 301_ AEDSD 306_ VGENT 311_ DMTYH 316_ LKDES 321_ SSGGD 326_ VFKVT 331_ TDSDT 336_ QEAII 341_ VVQKR 346_ LDFES 351_ QPVHT 356_ VILEA 361_ LNKFV 366_ DPRFA 371_ DLGTF 376_ RDQAI 381_ VRVAV 386_ TDVDE 391_ PPEFR 396_ PPSGL 401_ LEVQE 406_ DAQVG 411_ SLVGV 416_ VTARD 421_ PDAAN 426_ RPVRY 431_ AIDRE 436_ SDLDQ 441_ IFDID 446_ ADTGA 451_ IVTGK 456_ GLDRE 461_ TAGWH 466_ NITVL 471_ AMEAD 476_ NHAQL 481_ SRASL 486_ RIRIL 491_ DVNDN 496_ PPELA 501_ TPYEA 506_ AVCED 511_ AKPGQ 516_ LIQTI 521_ SVVDR 526_ DEPQG 531_ GHRFY 536_ FRLVP 541_ EAPSN 546_ PHFSL 551_ LDIQD 556_ NTAAV 561_ HTQHV 566_ GFNRQ 571_ EQDVF 576_ FLPIL 581_ VVDSG 586_ PPTLS 591_ STGTL 596_ TIRIC 601_ GCDSS 606_ GTIQS 611_ CNTTA 616_ FVMAA 621_ SLSPG 626_ ALIAL 631_ LVCVL 636_ ILVVL 641_ VLLIL 646_ TLRRH 651_ HKSHL 656_ SSDED 661_ EDMRD 666_ NVIKY 671_ NDEGG 676_ GEQDT 681_ EAYDM 686_ SALRS 691_ LYDFG 696_ ELKGG 701_ DGGGS 706_ AGGGA 711_ GGGSG 716_ GGAGS 721_ PPQAH 726_ LPSER 731_ HSLPQ 736_ GPPSP 741_ EPDFS 746_ VFRDF 751_ ISRKV 756_ ALADG 761_ DLSVP 766_ PYDAF 771_ QTYAF 776_ EGADS 781_ PAASL 786_ SSLHS 791_ GSSGS 796_ EQDFA 801_ YLSSW 806_ GPRFR 811_ PLAAL 816_ YAGHR 821_GDDEA
1: Cadherins are calcium-dependent cell adhesion proteins. They preferentially interact with themselves in a homophilic manner in connecting cells; cadherins may thus contribute to the sorting of heterogeneous cell types. PB-cadherins may have a role in the morphological organization of pituitary gland and brain tissues (By similarity)