The following gene names and symbols are associated with antigen Angiomotin Like 2 across different species:

angiomotin like 2 (AMOTL2), angiomotin-like 2 (Amotl2), angiomotin like 2 (Amotl2), angiomotin like 1 (AMOTL1), angiomotin like 2 (amotl2), angiomotin like 1 (amotl1), angiomotin like 1 (LOC100348712), angiomotin (Amot), angiomotin (AMOT), angiomotin (amot)

Other aliases include:

LCCP, Lccp, C79691, MASCOT, AW549739, mKIAA0989, JEAP, AMOTL2, AMOTL1, cb308, sb:cb308, wu:fc41b07, wu:fc64c06, DKFZp468L222, CAG-2, C81439, D0Kist1, mKIAA1071, E230009N18Rik, KIAA1071, RGD1564027, AMOT, wu:fj21a07

On the protein level the following designations are being used for antigen Angiomotin Like 2:

angiomotin like 2 – Leman coiled-coil protein – angiomotin-like protein 2 – angiomotin like 1 – junction-enriched and associated protein – angiomotin-like protein 2-like – angiomotin-like protein 1-like – angiomotin – angiomotin p80 isoform – angiomotin p130 isoform

Angiomotin Like 2 fulfills a number of functions:

identical protein binding – protein binding – receptor activity – angiostatin binding

Angiomotin Like 2 is relevant to the following processes:

tight junction – biological_process – cell migration – convergent extension – cortical actin cytoskeleton organization – embryonic pattern specification – establishment of localization in cell – filopodium assembly – cell migration involved in gastrulation – chemotaxis – gastrulation with mouth forming second – in utero embryonic development – negative regulation of angiogenesis – positive regulation of embryonic development – regulation of cell migration – vasculogenesis – actin cytoskeleton organization – positive regulation of angiogenesis – positive regulation of blood vessel endothelial cell migration – angiogenesis – blood vessel endothelial cell migration

Locations for Angiomotin Like 2:

tight junction – cell junction – cytoplasm – cell cortex – endocytic vesicle – external side of plasma membrane – lamellipodium – ruffle – actin filament – cytoplasmic vesicle

Source: NCBI Entrez Gene, Gene Ontology