EPEK | Ectopic Pregnancy Knowledgebase

Gene: progesterone receptor

Gene Information
Official Symbol	PGR
NCBI Gene Identifier	NCBI: 5241
Gene Name	progesterone receptor
UniProt Symbol	P06401
ENSEMBL ID	ENSG00000082175
Protein Class	C4 zinc finger nuclear receptor
KEGG ID	hsa:5241
KEGG Pathway	Chemical carcinogenesis, Estrogen signaling pathway, Breast cancer, Oocyte meiosis, Progesterone-mediated oocyte maturation

Ontologies

Ontology Type	Accession	Ontology Term
Biological process	GO:0007165 , GO:0048856 , GO:0030154 , GO:0000003 , GO:0009058 , GO:0007267 , GO:0034641 , GO:0021700	signal transduction , anatomical structure development , cell differentiation , reproduction , biosynthetic process , cell-cell signaling , cellular nitrogen compound metabolic process , developmental maturation
Molecular function	GO:0043167 , GO:0019899 , GO:0003677 , GO:0008289 , GO:0003700	ion binding , enzyme binding , DNA binding , lipid binding , DNA-binding transcription factor activity
Cellular component	GO:0005623 , GO:0005622 , GO:0043226 , GO:0005737 , GO:0005634 , GO:0005829 , GO:0005654 , GO:0005739	cell , intracellular , organelle , cytoplasm , nucleus , cytosol , nucleoplasm , mitochondrion

Information on gene expression associated with ectopic pregnancy

Literature identifier	Biospecimen	Technique used to ascertain differential expression	Regulation	Fold level change	p-value	Control group	Ectopic group	Maternal factors	Expression Type
PMID: 19864448	Fallopian tube	qRT PCR	Down	-	<0.05	Non-pregnant	Ectopic pregnancy	Mid-luteal phase	Transcriptome

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