Caveolin-1 adalah protein yang disandikan oleh gen CAV1 dalam tubuh manusia.[1]

Interaksi sunting

Caveolin 1 diketahui telah berinteraksi dengan protein heterotrimerik G,[2] Src tyrosine kinases (Src, Lyn), dan H-Ras,[3] kolestrol,[4] TGF beta receptor 1,[5] endothelial NOS,[6] reseptor androgen,[7] amyloid precursor protein,[8] gap junction protein, alpha 1,[9] nitric oxide synthase 2A,[10] epidermal growth factor receptor,[11] endothelin receptor type B,[12] PDGFRB,[13] PDGFRA,[13] PTGS2,[14] TRAF2,[15][16] estrogen receptor alpha,[17] caveolin 2,[18][19] PLD2,[20][21] Bruton's tyrosine kinase[22] dan SCP2.[23] Molekul yang berinteraksi dengan caveolin-1 mengandung caveolin-binding motifs (CBM).[24]

Referensi sunting

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