Protein: TOP2_DROME
Sequence: MENGNKALSIEQMYQKKSQLEHILLRPDSYIGSVEFTKELMWVYDNSQNRMVQKEISFVPGLYKIFDEILVNAADNKQRDKSMNTIKIDIDPERNMVSVWNNGQGIPVTMHKEQKMYVPTMIFGHLLTSSNYNDDEKKVTGGRNGYGAKLCNIFSTSFTVETATREYKKSFKQTWGNNMGKASDVQIKDFNGTDYTRITFSPDLAKFKMDRLDEDIVALMSRRAYDVAASSKGVSVFLNGNKLGVRNFKDYIDLHIKNTDDDSGPPIKIVHEVANERWEVACCPSDRGFQQVSFVNSIATYKGGRHVDHVVDNLIKQLLEVLKKKNKGGINIKPFQVRNHLWVFVNCLIENPTFDSQTKENMTLQQKGFGSKCTLSEKFINNMSKSGIVESVLAWAKFKAQNDIAKTGGRKSSKIKGIPKLEDANEAGGKNSIKCTLILTEGDSAKSLAVSGLGVIGRDLYGVFPLRGKLLNVREANFKQLSENAEINNLCKIIGLQYKKKYLTEDDLKTLRYGKVMIMTDQDQDGSHIKGLLINFIHTNWPELLRLPFLEEFITPIVKATKKNEELSFYSLPEFEEWKNDTANHHTYNIKYYKGLGTSTSKEAKEYFQDMDRHRILFKYDGSVDDESIVMAFSKKHIESRKVWLTNHMDEVKRRKELGLPERYLYTKGTKSITYADFINLELVLFSNADNERSIPSLVDGLKPGQRKVMFTCFKRNDKREVKVAQLSGSVAEMSAYHHGEVSLQMTIVNLAQNFVGANNINLLEPRGQFGTRLSGGKDCASARYIFTIMSPLTRLIYHPLDDPLLDYQVDDGQKIEPLWYLPIIPMVLVNGAEGIGTGWSTKISNYNPREIMKNLRKMINGQEPSVMHPWYKNFLGRMEYVSDGRYIQTGNIQILSGNRLEISELPVGVWTQNYKENVLEPLSNGTEKVKGIISEYREYHTDTTVRFVISFAPGEFERIHAEEGGFYRVFKLTTTLSTNQMHAFDQNNCLRRFPTAIDILKEYYKLRREYYARRRDFLVGQLTAQADRLSDQARFILEKCEKKLVVENKQRKAMCDELLKRGYRPDPVKEWQRRIKMEDAEQADEEDEEEEEAAPSVSSKAKKEKEVDPEKAFKKLTDVKKFDYLLGMSMWMLTEEKKNELLKQRDTKLSELESLRKKTPEMLWLDDLDALESKLNEVEEKERAEEQGINLKTAKALKGQKSASAKGRKVKSMGGGAGAGDVFPDPDGEPVEFKITEEIIKKMAAAAKVAQAAKEPKKPKEPKEPKVKKEPKGKQIKAEPDASGDEVDEFDAMVEGGSKTSPKAKKAVVKKEPGEKKPRQKKENGGGLKQSKIDFSKAKAKKSDDDVEEVTPRAERPGRRQASKKIDYSSLFSDEEEDGGNVGSDDDGNASDDDSPKRPAKRGREDESSGGAKKKAPPKKRRAVIESDDDDIEIDEDDDDDSDFNC
What is the function of this protein?
Control of topological states of DNA by transient breakage and subsequent rejoining of DNA strands (PubMed:6308011, PubMed:2547764, PubMed:1328202, PubMed:8383533, PubMed:10786800, PubMed:8978614).  Topoisomerase II makes double-strand breaks (PubMed:6308011, PubMed:2547764, PubMed:1328202, PubMed:8383533, PubMed:10786800, PubMed:9545289).  Essential during mitosis and meiosis for proper segregation of daughter chromosomes (PubMed:10751154, PubMed:14600258, PubMed:18752348, PubMed:25340780).  During meiosis, it disrupts heterochromatic connections between achiasmate and chiasmate homologs after spindle assembly so that chromosomes can separate at prometaphase I (PubMed:25340780).  During mitosis, it functions in the separation of sister chromatids by establishing amphitelic kinetochore attachments in mitotic spindles (PubMed:18752348).  May have a role in chromatin condensation and chromosome structure (PubMed:14600258, PubMed:18752348, PubMed:25340780).  May be involved in X-chromosome dosage compensation, perhaps by modifying the topological state of compensated genes (PubMed:23989663).  Regulates activity of the gypsy chromatin insulator complex by binding to mod(mdg4) and preventing its degradation (PubMed:21304601).
What are the official names of this protein?
DNA topoisomerase 2, DNA topoisomerase II.
What is the protein family that this protein belongs to?
Belongs to the type II topoisomerase family.
What are the subcellular locations of this protein?
Nucleus. Chromosome. Cytoplasm. Note=Nuclear at interphase, becoming diffusely dispersed in the cytoplasm at later cell cycle stages (PubMed:10885744, PubMed:10751154). However in early developing embryos, some may remain associated with condensed chromosomes at metaphase (PubMed:10885744).