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CCR5

С Википедије, слободне енциклопедије
Hemokinski (C-C motiv) receptor 5 (gen/pseudogen)
Prikaz baziran naPDB1ND8​.
Dostupne strukture
2L87​,2RLL
Identifikatori
Simboli CCR5;CC-CKR-5; CCCKR5; CD195; CKR-5; CKR5; CMKBR5; IDDM22
Vanjski ID OMIM:601373MGI:107182HomoloGene:37325IUPHAR:CCR5GeneCards:CCR5 Gene
Ortolozi
Vrsta Čovek Miš
Entrez 1234 12774
Ensembl ENSG00000160791 ENSMUSG00000079227
UniProt P51681 P51682
RefSeq (mRNA) NM_000579.3 NM_009917.5
RefSeq (protein) NP_000570.1 NP_034047.2
Lokacija (UCSC) Chr 3:
46.41 - 46.42 Mb
Chr 9:
124.04 - 124.06 Mb
PubMedpretraga [1] [2]

CCR5(C-C hemokinski receptor tip 5,CD195) jeproteinna površinibelih krvnih zrnca.On je komponentaimunskog sistemakoja deluje kaoreceptorzahemokine.Mnoge formeHIV-a, virusa koji uzrokujeAIDS,inicijalno koriste CCR5 da uđu i inficiraju ćelije domaćina. Mali broj osoba imamutacijupoznatu kaoCCR5 delta 32na CCR5genu,koja ih zaštićuje od tih vrsta HIV-a.

Kod ljudi,CCR5gen koji kodira CCR5 protein jelociranna kratkoj(p) ruciu poziciji 21hromozoma 3.Pojedine populacije su nasledileDelta 32mutaciju koja je dovela dogenetičke delecijeporcije CCR5 gena.Homozigotninosioci ove mutacije su otporni naM-tropne lozeHIV-1 infekcije.[1]

CCR5 protein pripada familijibeta hemokinskih receptora,integralnih membranskih proteina.[2][3]On jeG protein spregnuti receptor[2]koji deluje kaohemokinski receptoruCC hemokinskoj grupi.

Prirodni hemokinskiligandikoji se vezuju za ovaj receptor suRANTES(hemotaksnicitokinskiprotein koji je takođe poznat kao CCL5)[4][5][6]imakrofagni inflamatorni protein(MIP) 1αi 1β(takođe poznat kaoCCL3iCCL4). On isto tako formira interakcije saCCL3L1.[5][7]

CCR5 je predominantnoizražennaT ćelijama,makrofagama,dentritskim ćelijamaimikroglijama.Smatra se da CCR5 učestvuje u inflamatornom odgovoru na infekciju, mada njegova specifična uloga u normalnim imunskim funkcijama nije potpuno razjašnjena.

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