RAR-srodni orfan receptor alfa (ROR-alfa), ili NR1F1 (nuklearni receptor potfamilije 1, grupe F, član 1) je nuklearni receptor kodiran genom RORA.
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Protein kodiran ovim genom je član NR1 potfamilije nuklearnih hormonskih receptora. On može biti vezan kao monomer ili homodimer za elemente hormonskog odgovora uzvodno od nekoliko gena da bi pojačao ekspresiju tih gena. Specifične funkcije ovog proteina su nepoznate, ali je bilo pokazano da ima interakciju sa NM23-2, nukleozid difosfat kinazom koja učestvuje u organogenezi i diferencijaciji, kao i sa NM23-1, produktom tumor metastaznog supresor kandidatnog gena. Četiri transkriptne varijante koje kodiraju različite izoforme su bile opisane za ovaj gen.[1]
Za RAR-srodni orfan receptor alfa je pokazano da uspostavlja interakciju sa EP300[2] i NME1.[3]
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