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Intracellular Signalling Peptide and Protein

Molecular classification: Peptide, Protein, Kinase, Small GTPase, Adaptor Protein, Second Messenger

Overview

Intracellular signalling peptides and proteins are a broad class of molecules that play central roles in the transmission of signals (signal transduction) within cells. These molecules act as intermediaries, relaying information from cell surface receptors to various intracellular targets, ultimately regulating cellular processes such as gene expression, metabolism, proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis.

Mechanism of action

Modulation of intracellular signalling pathways through various mechanisms, including phosphorylation, protein-protein interaction disruption, and enzyme inhibition.

Biological functions

Signal transductionRegulation of gene expressionRegulation of metabolismCell proliferationCell differentiationApoptosis

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CancerDiabetesNeurodegenerationCardiovascular disorders

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