WDR41

E561101

WDR41 is a WD repeat-containing protein implicated in autophagy and lysosomal function, often studied in the context of neurodegenerative disease–related pathways.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human gene
protein
associatedWith autophagy-related signaling pathways
lysosomal storage pathways
mTOR signaling regulation
neurodegenerative disease–related pathways
binds PIKfyve NERFINISHED
VAC14
lysosomal membranes
conservedIn vertebrates
containsDomain WD repeat domain
encodes WD repeat-containing protein 41
expressedIn human brain
multiple human tissues
neurons
geneType protein-coding gene
hasFullName WD repeat domain 41 NERFINISHED
hasGeneSymbol WDR41
hasMolecularFunction protein binding
scaffold protein activity
hasProteinFeature beta-propeller structure
hasRepeatType WD40 repeat
involvedIn autophagosome-lysosome fusion
autophagy
lysosomal function
lysosome biogenesis
macroautophagy
neuronal homeostasis
locatedOnChromosome human chromosome 5
lossOfFunctionPhenotype accumulation of autophagic substrates
defective lysosomal function
impaired autophagic flux
orthologIn mouse Wdr41
zebrafish wdr41
participatesIn endosomal-lysosomal pathway
phosphoinositide metabolism regulation
participatesInComplex PIKfyve-VAC14-FIG4 complex
regulates endolysosomal trafficking
lysosomal nutrient sensing
studiedInContextOf ALS-related pathways
Parkinson disease–related pathways
subcellularLocation cytoplasm
endolysosomal compartment
lysosome
taxon Homo sapiens NERFINISHED

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C9orf72 interactsWith WDR41