ST3GAL5

Last Update:2016-01-29

ST3GAL5, β-galactoside α-2,3-sialyltransferase 5, transfers sialic acid from CMP-sialic acid to the Galβ1→3Glc-Cer on glycolipids. ST3GAL5 is also called as GM3 synthase, SATI or SIAT9. Loss of fuction of ST3GAL5 causes a disruption of ganglioside biosynthesis, resulting in human diseases such as symptomatic epilepsy syndrome and salt-and-pepper syndrome. ST3GAL5-deficient mice demonstrated that GM3 ganglioside is involved in insulin signaling and hearing.

Keyword: GM3 ,  ganglioside

CMP-Neu5Ac
JCGG-STR001961
GlyTouCan: G84224TW
GlyCosmos Glycans: G84224TW
JCGG-STR005020
GlyTouCan: G91237TK
GlyCosmos Glycans: G91237TK

Sialyltransferase


GGDB Symbol ST3GAL5    Alias
DesignationCMP-NeuAc:lactosylceramide alpha-2,3-sialyltransferase
OrganismHomo sapiens
GeneID 8869
HGNC ST3GAL5 (10872)
mRNA NM_003896
map2p11.2
Protein NP_003887
EC# 2.4.99.9   
CAZy GT29   
GlyCosmos Glycogenes ST3GAL5
OMIM 604402
Disease name
GDGDB
Human Protein Atlas ENSG00000115525
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Orthologous Gene

Acceptor Substrates (Reference)

Acceptor Substrates (KEM-C)

Expression

RNA Expression from Human Protein Atlas
This RNA expression data uses "HPA data" from the Human Protein Atlas. Tissue RNA Expression

data available from v22.proteinatlas.org

Expression (Reference)

Gene Ontology

This page does not indicate all of the enzymatic reaction, and expression of "ST3GAL5".