Epothilone B, Microtubule stabilizing agent
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Chemical Structure - Epothilone B, Microtubule stabilizing agent (AB141271)
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Biological function summary
PMP22 contributes to the regulation of cell growth and apoptosis ensuring proper nerve function and repair. It is not usually part of larger protein complexes but interacts significantly with myelin-associated proteins to stabilize the nerve structure. The protein also supports the adhesion among Schwann cells which helps in maintaining the compactness of the myelin sheath.
Pathways
PMP22 engages primarily in the myelination pathway and is essential for neuronal signaling. It interacts with proteins like MPZ (Myelin Protein Zero) which also takes part in myelin sheath integrity. PMP22 influences axonal function and communicates signals that support myelin maintenance and regeneration. Disturbances in these pathways can lead to compromised nerve conduction and peripheral neuropathies.
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Fundamental & clinical pharmacology 38:307-319 PubMed37857403
2023
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International journal of molecular sciences 21: PubMed32033476
2020
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