The proinsulin precursor of insulin is encoded by the ''INS'' gene.
Alleles
A variety of mutant alleles with changes in the coding region have been identified. There is a read-through gene, INS-IGF2, which overlaps with this gene at the 5' region and with the IGF2 gene at the 3' region.
| Regulatory sequence/th>
| binding transcription factors/th>
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| ILPR/td>
| Par1/td> /tr>
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| A5/td>
| Pdx1/td> /tr>
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| negative regulatory element (NRE)/td>
| glucocorticoid receptor, Oct1/td> /tr>
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| Z (overlapping NRE and C2)/td>
| ISF/td> /tr>
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| C2/td>
| Pax4, MafA(?)/td> /tr>
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| E2/td>
| USF1/USF2/td> /tr>
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| A3/td>
| Pdx1/td> /tr>
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| CREB RE/td>
| -/td> /tr>
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| CREB RE/td>
| CREB, CREM/td> /tr>
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| A2/td>
| -/td> /tr>
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| CAAT enhancer binding (CEB) (partly overlapping A2 and C1)/td>
| -/td> /tr>
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| C1/td>
| -/td> /tr>
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| E1/td>
| E2A, NeuroD1, HEB/td> /tr>
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| A1/td>
| Pdx1/td> /tr>
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| G1/td>. /tr>
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/tr>
Further Reading
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