BAI-3 |
Bak |
secretogranin-2(154-186) |
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[BCL2 antagonist/killer; BCL2 homologous antagonist killer] BAK (also designated BAK-1) is known also as BCL2-like-7 (abbr. BCL2L7). It is most likely identical with BAK-like.
BAK-2 [BCL2 antagonist/killer 2] is probably a pseudogene (Kiefer et al, 1995).
BAK is a member of the BCL2 protein family that primarily enhances cell death by apoptosis. The human BAK gene contains 6 exons
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