INS gene in humans

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The INS gene in humans is the gene that produces insulin, a key hormone that regulates blood glucose levels and is central to the development of diabetes when dysfunctional.

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INS gene 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human gene
protein-coding gene
associatedWithDisease hyperinsulinemia
insulinoma
maturity-onset diabetes of the young
metabolic syndrome
neonatal diabetes mellitus
type 1 diabetes mellitus
type 2 diabetes mellitus
associatedWithTrait fasting plasma glucose level
insulin secretion
insulin sensitivity
biologicalProcess carbohydrate metabolism
glucose homeostasis
lipid metabolism
protein metabolism
regulation of blood glucose
encodes insulin
preproinsulin NERFINISHED
proinsulin
expressedIn islets of Langerhans NERFINISHED
pancreas
pancreatic beta cell
foundInSpecies Homo sapiens NERFINISHED
hasEnsemblID ENSG00000254647
hasEntrezGeneID 3630
hasHGNCID 6081
hasPolymorphism variable number tandem repeat at 5′ region
hasStrandOrientation plus strand
hasUniProtID P01308
locatedInChromosomalBand 11p15.5
locatedOnChromosome chromosome 11
memberOfPathway MAPK signaling pathway NERFINISHED
PI3K-Akt signaling pathway NERFINISHED
insulin signaling pathway NERFINISHED
molecularFunction growth factor activity
hormone activity
orthologOf mouse Ins2 gene
rat Ins1 gene
polymorphismAssociatedWith birth weight variation
type 1 diabetes risk
proteinProduct C-peptide NERFINISHED
insulin A chain NERFINISHED
insulin B chain
insulin precursor
regulatedBy FOXA2 transcription factor NERFINISHED
MAFA transcription factor NERFINISHED
NEUROD1 transcription factor NERFINISHED
PDX1 transcription factor NERFINISHED
glucose
transcriptProduces INS mRNA

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insulin encodedBy INS gene in humans