The following gene names and symbols are associated with antigen Aconitase across different species:

Aconitase (Acon), ACOnitase (aco-2), aconitase (LOC398139), aconitase (Tb10.61.2880), aconitase (Csal_2962), aconitase (Cpha266_0106), aconitase (acn), ACOnitase (aco-1), aconitase (Ilyop_2099), aconitase (Lbys_0075), aconitase (Francci3_1312), aconitase (Acel_1394), aconitase (acnA), aconitase (LmjF18.0510), aconitase (Sked_16250)

Other aliases include:

ACON-1, AconM, BEST:GH10550, CG9244, DmelCG9244, FBgn0010100, i204, i59, l(2)07054, m-acon, M-Acon, mAc, mAcon

On the protein level the following designations are being used for antigen Aconitase:

aconitase, isoform B – CG9244-PB – Acon-PB – mitochondrial aconitase – aconitase – m-Aconitase – aconitase, isoform D – CG9244-PD – Acon-PD – aconitase, isoform C – CG9244-PC – Acon-PC – ACOnitase family member (aco-2) – ACOnitase family member (aco-1)

Aconitase fulfills a number of functions:

4 iron, 4 sulfur cluster binding – aconitate hydratase activity – transferase activity, transferring acyl groups other than amino-acyl groups – protein binding

Aconitase is relevant to the following processes:

tricarboxylic acid cycle – RNA interference – determination of adult lifespan – embryonic development ending in birth or egg hatching – growth – hermaphrodite genitalia development – locomotion – metabolic process – nematode larval development – reproduction – cellular iron ion homeostasis

Locations for Aconitase:

lipid particle – mitochondrion – cytosol

Source: NCBI Entrez Gene, Gene Ontology