S1PR1 (sfingozin-1-fosfatni receptor 1, S1P1, EDG1, endotelni diferencijacioni gen 1) je protein koji je kod ljudi kodiran S1PR1 genom. S1P1 je G protein spregnuti receptor za koji se vezuje lipidni signalni molekul sfingozin-1-fosfat (S1P).
Kratke činjenice Sfingozin-1-fosfatni receptor 1, Dostupne strukture ...
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Ovaj protein je visoko izražen u endotelnim ćelijama. On vezuje sfingozin-1-fosfat sa visokim afinitetom i specifičnošću, i smatra se da učestvuje u procesima koji regulišu diferencijaciju endotelnih ćelija. Aktivacija ovog receptora indukuje međućelijsku adheziju.[2]
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