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5-HT2C receptor

С Википедије, слободне енциклопедије
5-hidroksitriptaminski (serotoninski) receptor 2C
Identifikatori
Simboli HTR2C; 5-HT2C; 5-HTR2C; HTR1C
Vanjski ID OMIM312861 MGI96281 HomoloGene20242 GeneCards: HTR2C Gene
Pregled RNK izražavanja
podaci
Ortolozi
Vrsta Čovek Miš
Entrez 3358 15560
Ensembl ENSG00000147246 ENSMUSG00000041380
UniProt P28335 Q8BUB1
RefSeq (mRNA) NM_000868.2 NM_008312.4
RefSeq (protein) NP_000859.1 NP_032338.3
Lokacija (UCSC) Chr X:
113.82 - 114.14 Mb
Chr X:
143.4 - 143.63 Mb
PubMed pretraga [1] [2]

5-HT2C receptor je tip 5-HT receptor koji vezuje endogeni neurotransmiter serotonin (5-hidroksitriptamin, 5-HT). On je G protein-spregnuti receptor (GPCR) koji deluje kro Gq/G11 i posreduje ekscitatornu neurotransmisiju. HTR2C isto tako označava humani gen koji kodira receptor,[1][2] koji je lociran na X hromozomu. Pošto muškarci imaju jednu kopiju ovog gena, a kod žena jedna od kopija je represivna, polimorfizmi ovog receptora mogu da imaju različiti uticaj u zavisnosti od pola.

5-HT2C receptori su distribuirani širom perifernog humanog mozga.

5-HT2C receptor je jedno od mnogih mesta vezivanja serotonina. Aktivacija ovog receptora serotoninom inhibira otpuštanje dopamina i norepinefrina u pojedinim oblastima mozga.[3]

5-HT2C receptori imaju znatan udeo u regulaciji raspoloženja, anksioznosti, ishrani, i reproduktivnom ponašanju.[4] 5-HT2C receptori regulišu dopaminsko otpuštanje u striatumu, prefrontalnom korteksu, nucleus accumbensu, hipokampusu, hipotalamusu, i amigdali, između ostalih.

Za 5-HT2C receptor je pokazano da interaguje sa MPDZ.[5][6]

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