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Receptor for Hyaluronate-Mediated Motility (RHAMM)

Target
RHAMM
Molecular classification
Receptor, Hyaluronan-binding protein, Intracellular protein, Microtubule-associated protein
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Overview

The receptor for hyaluronate-mediated motility—commonly known as RHAMM/HMMR—is an evolutionarily conserved regulator involved both inside the cell (mitotic spindle function) and at the interface between cells/extracellular matrix where it mediates responses crucial to development, wound healing—and notably—invasion/metastasis across diverse tumor types through its interaction with hyaluronic acid.

Other names
HMMRCD168IHABP
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Mechanism of action

Targeting HA/RHAMM interactions to modulate inflammation/fibrosis/tumor progression

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Biological functions

Cell motilityCell migrationMitosisSpindle assemblyHyaluronan bindingSignal transductionCell proliferationExtracellular matrix interaction
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Disease associations

CancerInflammationFibrosisMetastasis
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Safety considerations

Incompletely understood export mechanism from cytoplasmPotential for off-target effects due to widespread expression and diverse functions
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Biomarkers

HMMR mRNA/protein expression levels in cancer cells

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