Abstract
Novel cDNAs encoding evolutionarily conserved J Domain Proteins (JDPs) were investigated from Drosophila and mouse. Each of the full coding sequences potentially encodes a conserved J domain, but lacks additional characteristic structures present in DnaJ family proteins. The expression was restricted to head in Drosophila. However, ubiquitous expression was observed in mice with the highest level in kidney.
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