PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
33406724-4	2021	Comparison between D- and L-tryptophan isomers showed that the latter presents a stronger effect in inducing the mRNA levels of Oct-4 and Nanog, and in increasing the osteogenic differentiation of hBMSCs.	Tryptophan	26-38	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	138-143	
18290762-4	2008	Co-immunoprecipitation of Nanog molecules tagged with distinct epitopes demonstrates that Nanog self-associates through a region in which every fifth residue is tryptophan.	Tryptophan	161-171	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	26-31	
29295863-2	2018	Mammalian NANOG self-associates via conserved tryptophan-repeat motifs in the C-terminal domain (CTD) to maintain pluripotency.	Tryptophan	46-56	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	10-15	
23892456-6	2013	The Nanog tryptophan repeat region is necessary and sufficient for interaction with Sox2, with tryptophan residues required.	Tryptophan	10-20	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	4-9	
23892456-6	2013	The Nanog tryptophan repeat region is necessary and sufficient for interaction with Sox2, with tryptophan residues required.	Tryptophan	95-105	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	4-9	
23892456-9	2013	These results suggest that aromatic stacking of Nanog tryptophans and Sox2 tyrosines mediates an interaction central to ES cell self-renewal.	Tryptophan	54-65	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	48-53	
21969378-7	2011	Our previous results have implicated the C-terminal domain, including the tryptophan-rich (WR) domain of Nanog, to be important for the function of Nanog (Wang, J., Levasseur, D. N., and Orkin, S. H. (2008) Proc.	Tryptophan	74-84	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	105-110	
21969378-7	2011	Our previous results have implicated the C-terminal domain, including the tryptophan-rich (WR) domain of Nanog, to be important for the function of Nanog (Wang, J., Levasseur, D. N., and Orkin, S. H. (2008) Proc.	Tryptophan	74-84	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	148-153	
18290762-4	2008	Co-immunoprecipitation of Nanog molecules tagged with distinct epitopes demonstrates that Nanog self-associates through a region in which every fifth residue is tryptophan.	Tryptophan	161-171	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	90-95	
18290762-7	2008	The functional importance of Nanog dimerization is established by ES cell colony-forming assays in which deletion of the tryptophan-repeat region eliminates the capacity of Nanog to direct LIF (leukaemia inhibitory factor)-independent self-renewal.	Tryptophan	121-131	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	29-34	
18290762-7	2008	The functional importance of Nanog dimerization is established by ES cell colony-forming assays in which deletion of the tryptophan-repeat region eliminates the capacity of Nanog to direct LIF (leukaemia inhibitory factor)-independent self-renewal.	Tryptophan	121-131	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	173-178	
19350681-6	2009	We also determined that the tryptophan-rich region (W) of hNANOG contains a CRM1-independent signal for nuclear export, suggesting a possible cellular shuttling behavior that has not been reported for hNANOG.	Tryptophan	28-38	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	58-64	
19350681-6	2009	We also determined that the tryptophan-rich region (W) of hNANOG contains a CRM1-independent signal for nuclear export, suggesting a possible cellular shuttling behavior that has not been reported for hNANOG.	Tryptophan	28-38	Nanog homeobox	Homo sapiens	201-207