Rabbit Polyclonal SLC45A2 antibody. Suitable for WB, IF, ELISA and reacts with Human samples. Cited in 1 publication. Immunogen corresponding to Synthetic Peptide within Human SLC45A2.
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AIM1, MATP, SLC45A2, Membrane-associated transporter protein, Melanoma antigen AIM1, Solute carrier family 45 member 2, Protein AIM-1
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Biological function summary
SLC45A2 plays a critical role in melanin synthesis within the melanosomes the organelles where melanin is produced and stored. It is responsible for regulating pH levels and ion balance within these organelles helping control the environment necessary for the function of tyrosinase an important enzyme in melanin production. Although not part of a complex SLC45A2's activity is integral to maintaining proper melanocyte health and function in the skin.
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SLC45A2 is essential in the melanin biosynthesis pathway where it influences tyrosinase activity by affecting melanosomal pH. This interaction aids in the conversion of tyrosine to melanin which is a major process in pigmentation. Additionally SLC45A2 associates with the MC1R signaling pathway which regulates melanocyte response to external signals highlighting the interconnected nature of pigment production mechanisms in the body.
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EBioMedicine 48:264-276 PubMed31530502
2019
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