Recombinant human MYO3β (1–326) was expressed by baculovirus in Sf9 insect cells using an N-terminal GST tag. MYO3β is a member of the Class III myosins that are actin-dependent motor proteins containing an amino-terminal kinase domain. MYO3β contains an N-terminal kinase domain, followed by motor, neck and tail domains. The MYO3β gene generates a variety of splice variants that contain 1 or 2 calmodulin-binding (IQ) motifs in the neck domain and 1 of 3 domains in the tail domain. Northern blot analysis shows expression of a 7kb MYO3β transcript in the human retina but not in the RPE cell line (1). The MYO3β gene transcript is also detected in the kidney, intestine and testis. The MYO3β gene maps to chromosome 2q31.1-q31.2 by genomic sequence alignment.
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