Spartan er eit protein som hos menneske er koda for av genet SPRTN. Det høyrer til proteinfamilien med same namn.[5]
Proteinet tek del i DNA-reparasjon gjennom aktiv regulering av translesjonssyntese[6][7][8][9] og gjer mogleg bytet frå replikativ DNA-polymerase til TLS-polymerase langs opphaldne replikasjonsgaflar, slik at det kan fare forbi DNA-lesjonar.[9] Det er bygd opp av 489 aminosyrer og er kjenneteikna ved eit N-terminalt SprT-likt domene, ein PIP-boks i midten og eit C-terminalt ubikvitin-bindande sinkfingerdomene.[10]
Homozygote eller samansett heterozygote mutasjonar i genet er knytt til Ruijs-Aalfs syndrom.[11][12]
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