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. 2013 Oct;65(4):1257–1317. doi: 10.1124/pr.112.007138

TABLE 14.

Amino acid sequences resulting from 5′ splicing of OPRM1

The exon 11 sequences are immediately upstream of exon 2, as noted. The N-terminal fusion sequences exon 11-associated splice variants are found in the rat and human variants, as noted. In the human variant hMOR-1i, translation is initiated at the AUG at the beginning of exon 1c, which encodes 49 aa,and the proceeds through exon 1a, with an additional 44 aa generated by the exon 1a sequence immediately upstream of the AUG used to initiate translation in MOR-1. In the rat variant rMOR-1H2, the additional sequence comes from exon 11a, which is joined to exon 1. Translation in the full exon 11a/b leads to a truncated protein corresponding to only the first 7 aa shown for exon 11a alone. The * designates the termination of translation due to a stop codon, and the indicated peptide is the complete product.

Species Exon Variant Amino Acid Sequence
Exon 11 sequences
 Mouse Exon 11 mMOR-1G/M/N MMEAFSKSAFQKLRQRDGNQEGKSYLR
 Human Exon 11a/b hMOR-1G1 MMRAKSISTKAGKPSRFIWKKILL*
Exon 11a hMOR-1G2 MMRAKSISTKAGKPSR
 Rat Exon 11a rMOR-1G2 MGSGPML
Exon 11a/b rMOR-1G1 MGSGPML*
N-terminal fusion sequences
 Human Exon 1c/a hMOR-1i MCLHRRVPSEETYSLDRFAQNPPLFPPPSLPASESRMAHAPLLQRCGAARTGFCKKQQELWQRRKEAAEALGTRKVSVLLATSHSGARPAVST
 Rat Exon 11a rMOR-1H2 MGSGPMLAGPCKNLTEPRAAVRGRGWGAWNPKSLSALSYSLPSPQQAFST