SMCR8

E561100

SMCR8 is a protein implicated in autophagy and lysosomal regulation, often studied for its functional partnership with C9orf72 in neurodegenerative disease pathways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf autophagy regulator
lysosomal regulator
protein
associatedWith C9orf72 NERFINISHED
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
frontotemporal dementia
neurodegeneration
encodedIn Homo sapiens genome
expressedIn brain
immune cells
neurons
formsComplexWith C9orf72
WDR41 NERFINISHED
fullName SMCR8 protein NERFINISHED
geneticInteractionWith C9orf72 NERFINISHED
interactsWith Rab GTPases NERFINISHED
involvedIn TFEB regulation
autophagy
endolysosomal trafficking
lysosomal homeostasis
lysosome biogenesis regulation
mTORC1 signaling regulation
macroautophagy
neuronal homeostasis
localizesTo autophagosome
cytoplasm
endosome
lysosome
lossOfFunctionLeadsTo abnormal lysosomal accumulation
altered mTORC1 signaling
impaired autophagy
molecularFunction putative DENN-like Rab-GEF activity
negativelyRegulates mTORC1 activity
orthologFoundIn Drosophila melanogaster NERFINISHED
mouse
zebrafish
participatesIn C9orf72–SMCR8–WDR41 complex NERFINISHED
positivelyRegulates TFEB nuclear translocation
regulates autophagic flux
lysosomal exocytosis
lysosomal positioning
requiredFor C9orf72 protein stability
stabilizes C9orf72 protein NERFINISHED
studiedInContextOf C9orf72-related ALS NERFINISHED
C9orf72-related FTD
taxon Homo sapiens NERFINISHED

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C9orf72 interactsWith SMCR8