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Myosin regulatory light chain 11 (MYL11) is a protein component of the myosin motor complex, specifically associated with fast skeletal muscle fibers in humans[1][3][8]. It binds calcium ions and acts as a structural constituent, enabling muscle contraction through the regulation of the actin-myosin interaction[3][4][8]. MYL11 plays a crucial role in maintaining muscle integrity during early development and is localized within muscle tissue, cytosol, and lysosomal membranes[1][7][8]. It belongs to the EF-hand protein superfamily and is encoded by the MYLPF gene located on chromosome 16 in humans[1][3]. There are no established roles as a therapeutic target, nor are there known interacting drugs, mechanisms of action, biomarker utility, or safety concerns reported in current literature.
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