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The sigma-1 receptor (Sigma1R) is a unique ER-resident transmembrane protein that functions as a chaperone. It modulates calcium signaling, regulates ion channels, and is involved in various cellular processes, including cell proliferation, survival, and death. It has been implicated in neurological disorders, substance abuse, cancer, and cardiovascular function. It forms a trimeric structure and binds diverse ligands, including neuroactive steroids and synthetic compounds.
Acts as an ER-resident chaperone, modulating calcium signaling, ion channels, and neurotransmitter release through interactions with various client proteins.
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