Others approach it as a linguistic ghost. In old Baltic signal corps slang, "gar" meant "to speak in code," and 328 was the frequency (32.8 MHz) used for covert weather-independent broadcasts. To this day, shortwave listeners report a faint, repeating data burst on 32.8 MHz at 03:28 UTC — no registration, no origin, just a pulsing digital whisper.
| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | N‑terminal GARP DNA‑binding domain (≈120 aa) followed by a C‑terminal transcriptional activation region rich in serine‑threonine residues. | | Molecular weight | ~38 kDa | | Subcellular localization | Predominantly nuclear; transient cytoplasmic pools observed under Pi‑deficient conditions. | | Conserved motifs | GARP motif (W‑X‑R‑R‑X‑L), nuclear localization signal (PKKKRKV). | gar328