Exophilin
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FunctionExophilin (EXP) are Synaptotagmin-like membrane proteins which bind Ca+2 and phospholipids are involved in synaptic vesicle docking. EXP-1 or rabphilin-3A is a rab3 effector at the synapse. Rab3A is a GTP-binding protein of synaptic vesicle that regulates vesicle exocytosis[1]. EXP-1 regulates synaptic vesicle traffic and does so at distinct stages of both the exocytotic and endocytotic pathways[2]. DiseaseRelevanceEXP-1 is a diagnostically useful autoantigen for lymphocytic infundibulo-neurohypophysitis[3]. Reduction of EXP-1 immunoreactivity was found in patients of Alzheimer disease[4]. Structural highlights
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3D structures of exophilin
Updated on 04-December-2018
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- Exophilin-1 or rabphilin-3A
- Exophilin-2 or synaptostagmin-like protein 4 or granuphilin
- Exophilin-3 or synaptostagmin-like protein 2A or melanophilin
- Exophilin-4 or synaptostagmin-like protein 2
- 3bc1 – hEXP RAB-binding domain + RAB-27A
- 3bc1 – hEXP RAB-binding domain + RAB-27A
References
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