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

Enolase (Eno), ENOLase (enol-1), enolase (eno), Enolase (DvirEno), enolase (eno-4), enolase (Mmah_1993)

Other aliases include:

BEST:LD15491, CT32526, ENOA, Eno2, T18, anon-WO0153538.76, eno, DmelCG17654, CG17654, ECK2773, JW2750

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

enolase, isoform B – CG17654-PB – Eno-PB – phosphopyruvate hydratase – enolase, isoform E – CG17654-PE – Eno-PE – enolase, isoform C – CG17654-PC – Eno-PC – enolase, isoform D – CG17654-PD – Eno-PD – enolase, isoform A – CG17654-PA – Eno-PA – ENOLase family member (enol-1) – enolase

Enolase fulfills a number of functions:

phosphopyruvate hydratase activity

Enolase is relevant to the following processes:

glycolysis – embryonic development ending in birth or egg hatching – growth – hermaphrodite genitalia development – nematode larval development – positive regulation of growth rate – positive regulation of multicellular organism growth – anaerobic respiration – gluconeogenesis

Locations for Enolase:

lipid particle – phosphopyruvate hydratase complex – cytoplasm

Source: NCBI Entrez Gene, Gene Ontology