EMBP1 (embigin pseudogene 1)

symbol
EMBP1
locus group
pseudogene
location
1p11.2
gene_family
-
alias symbol
-
alias name
None
entrez id
647121
ensembl gene id
ENSG00000231752
ucsc gene id
-
refseq accession
NR_003955
hgnc_id
HGNC:38661
approved reserved
2010-07-06
1p11.2
ChineseEnglish

Epididymal Secretory Protein Binding Protein 1 (EMBP1) is a gene predominantly expressed in the epididymis, where it encodes a protein critical for the post-testicular maturation of spermatozoa. As a member of the epididymis-specific secretory protein-binding family, EMBP1 functions primarily within epididymal epithelial cells by selectively binding and transporting epididymal secretory proteins, which are essential for establishing the specialized microenvironment required for sperm motility, survival, and fertilization capacity. Through these interactions, EMBP1 modulates the local protein landscape to facilitate the functional maturation of sperm, and disruptions in its expression or function—such as mutations that impair binding affinity, overexpression that disrupts secretory balance, or underexpression that deprives sperm of necessary maturation signals—can compromise sperm quality and contribute to male infertility. Consequently, EMBP1 serves as a key regulator in the male reproductive system, and its aberrant expression has been linked to specific cases of male infertility characterized by sperm dysfunction, highlighting its potential as a molecular target for diagnosing and treating related reproductive disorders.

Nucleotide sequence of EMBP1:[NCBI]
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SNP variants of EMBP1:           Showing partial SNPs
rs1815309       rs1819246       rs1853730       rs1951975       rs1951976       rs2222371       rs2272029       rs2320033       rs2320042       rs2320043       rs2320045       rs2874134       rs2874135       rs2874136       rs4058072       rs4058082       rs4058086      
Forward Primer
Forward Tm
Reverse Primer
Reverse Tm
Score
GAATCCAGAGCTCACTACAG
57
ACTGGCATACTAGAATGTTCTC
57
TGCAGTAAATGTGACTTGGA
57
TGATGGTGAACCTGTATTGG
57
ATCCAGAGCTCACTACAGG
58
CTACTGGCATACTAGAATGTTCTC
58
TGCAGTAAATGTGACTTGGA
57
GATGGTGAACCTGTATTGGG
58
TGCAGTAAATGTGACTTGGA
57
ATGGTGAACCTGTATTGGG
57
TGAATCCAGAGCTCACTACAG
59
CTGGCATACTAGAATGTTCTCG
58
Disease Score NofPmids NofSnps Source
Disease Score NofPmids NofSnps Source
Malignant neoplasm of breast 0.12 2 1 GWASCAT
LncRNA EMBP1 sponges miR-454-3p to upregulate IRF1 and activate NLRP3-mediated chondrocyte pyroptosis to drive osteoarthritis progression.
Ma S, Yu P, Ma J, Liu K, Wang M, Shi P, Duong NTD, Cheng S, Wang S Int Immunopharmacol IF: 5.6 2025-04-24
Oral Administration of 99mTechnetium-Labeled Heparin in Eosinophilic Esophagitis.
Saffari H, Peterson KA, Leiferman KM, Stabin MG, Krstyen JJ, Clayton FC, Pease LF, Yap JT, Hoffman JM, Gleich GJ Mayo Clin Proc IF: 6.5 2020-00-00
Eosinophil granule major basic protein 1 deposition in eosinophilic esophagitis correlates with symptoms independent of eosinophil counts.
Peterson KA, Gleich GJ, Limaye NS, Crispin H, Robson J, Fang J, Saffari H, Clayton F, Leiferman KM Dis Esophagus IF: 2.702 2019-12-30
Detection of Colorectal Cancer in Circulating Cell-Free DNA by Methylated CpG Tandem Amplification and Sequencing.
Li J, Zhou X, Liu X, Ren J, Wang J, Wang W, Zheng Y, Shi X, Sun T, Li Z, Kang A, Tang F, Wen L, Fu W Clin Chem IF: 8.3 2019-00-00
Discovery and development of differentially methylated regions in human papillomavirus-related oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma.
Ren S, Gaykalova D, Wang J, Guo T, Danilova L, Favorov A, Fertig E, Bishop J, Khan Z, Flam E, Wysocki PT, DeJong P, Ando M, Liu C, Sakai A, Fukusumi T, Haft S, Sadat S, Califano JA Int J Cancer IF: 4.9 2018-00-15

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