Protein tyrosine phosphatase that acts as a repressor of the yeast-hyphal switch. Plays an important role in virulence. Negatively regulates CST20-HST7-CEK1-CPH1 filamentous growth pathway. Represses hyphal genes such as SAP4, SA5, SAP6, and HYR1, by acting through a CEK1-independent mechanism.

Belongs to the protein-tyrosine phosphatase family. Non-receptor class dual specificity subfamily.

597 amino acids

MTTPLSSYSTTVTNHHPTFSFESLNSISSNNSTRNNQSNSVNSLLYFNSSGSSMVSSSSDAAPTSISTTTTSTTSMTGASANADNQQVYTITEEDSINDINRKEQNSFSIQPNQTPTMLPTSSYTLQRPPGLHEYTSSISSISSTSSNSTSAPVSPALINYSPKHSRKPNSLNLNRNMKNLSLNLHDSTNGYTSPLPKSTNSNQPRSNFIMDSPSKKSTPVNRIGNNNGNDYINATLLQTPSITQTPTMPPPLSLAQGPPSSVGSESVYKFPPISNACLNYSAGDSDSEVESMSMKQAAKNTIIPPMAPPFALQSKSSPLSTPPRLHSPLGVDRGLPISMSPIQSSLNQKFNNITLQTPLNSSFSINNDEATNFNNKNNKNNNNNSTATTTITNTILSTPQNVRYNSKKFHPPEELQESTSINAYPNGPKNVLNNLIYLYSDPAQGKIDINKFDLVINVAKECDNMSLQYMNQVPNQREYVYIPWSHNSNISKDLFQITNKIDQFFTNGRKILIHCQCGVSRSACVVVAFYMKKFQLGVNEAYELLKNGDQKYIDACDRICPNMNLIFELMEFGDKLNNNEISTQQLLMNSPPTINL

65.6 kDa

(Note: Representative image - actual molecular weight may vary depending on tag type and expression method)

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