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

Calcineurin A1 (CanA1), Calcineurin A at 14F (CanA-14F)

Other aliases include:

CAN A1/PP2B, CNA1, Can, CnnA21EF, D14, DmCanA1-100B, PP2B, PP2B 21EF, PpD14, canA, pMY4, DmelCG1455, CG1455, canA-14F, CG9819, CnnA14D, CnnA14D(I), D27, DmCanA-14F, DmelCG9819, PpD27

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

calcineurin A1 – CG1455-PA – CanA1-PA – protein phosphatase D14 – protein phosphatase from PCR fragment D14 – calcineurin – calcineurin A at 14F, isoform A – CG9819-PA – CanA-14F-PA – protein phosphatase from PCR fragment D27 – protein phosphatase D27 – calcineurin A at 14F, isoform B – CG9819-PB – CanA-14F-PB

Calcineurin fulfills a number of functions:

calcium-dependent protein serine/threonine phosphatase activity – hydrolase activity – protein serine/threonine phosphatase activity

Calcineurin is relevant to the following processes:

neurotransmitter secretion – protein amino acid dephosphorylation – vesicle-mediated transport – positive regulation of NFAT protein import into nucleus

Locations for Calcineurin:

calcineurin complex – synaptic vesicle

Source: NCBI Entrez Gene, Gene Ontology