DNAH1 curation notes
Deep research: just deep-research-falcon human DNAH1 failed (Edison API "Failed to
authenticate", three attempts across the three IDA genes); no deep-research file exists.
The review is based on the cached publications and UniProt record listed below.
Identity and structure
- Q9P2D7, 4265 aa; stem 1-1542 plus AAA1-AAA6 motor with stalk (UniProt FT REGION).
UniProt function: [file:human/DNAH1/DNAH1-uniprot.txt "Produces force towards the minus ends of"].
- Classified as an axonemal inner-arm heavy chain at cloning PMID:9373155.
- Assigned to IDA d in respiratory cilia PMID:39056782.
Localization
Partners and dependencies
Phenotypes
- Human MMAF / SPGF18 [PMID:24360805 "Five unrelated subjects out of 18 (28%) carried a homozygous
variant in DNAH1"; PMID:27798045; PMID:34867808]. Patients mostly lack respiratory symptoms
PMID:24360805.
- PCD (CILD37): one family, homozygous p.Lys1154Gln PMID:25927852. Treated as limited evidence.
- Mouse Mdhc7/Dnah1 KO: infertile, ~50% lower tracheal CBF, no gross axonemal defects
PMID:11371505. ENU ferf1 missense: abnormal motility and zona
penetration failure PMID:30734403.
Curation decisions
- Core MF: minus-end-directed microtubule motor activity (IBA, intact motor domain). The NAS motor
and axonemal dynein complex rows are modified to the more specific terms.
- Light intermediate chain binding is accepted for DNAH1 (DNALI1 partner). Intermediate chain
binding is kept as non-core (seeded only by a Dictyostelium cytoplasmic dynein; no IC partner
shown for DNAH1).
- Sperm axoneme assembly is kept as non-core: human loss disorganizes the axoneme, but mouse
knockouts do not show that.
PANTHER / IBA check
- Human DNAH1 and mouse Dnah1 (E9Q8T7) carry the same six IBA terms in QuickGO (GO:0008569,
GO:0030286, GO:0030317, GO:0036126, GO:0045505, GO:0051959), so there is no ortholog
family-split problem of the kind seen for DNAH12.
- PANTHER geneinfo places the protein in family PTHR10676 (the source of the IBAs), whereas the
UniProt/InterPro cross-reference places it in PTHR22878 (each in a subfamily correctly named
for this gene). This is the same two-route disagreement noted for DNAH12, but here it does not
cost the gene any IBAs.