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SLIT and NTRK-like protein 6 (SLITRK6)
- Target
- SLITRK6
- Molecular classification
- Transmembrane protein, SLITRK family
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Overview
SLITRK6 is a transmembrane protein primarily expressed in neural tissues, including the inner ear and eye. It belongs to the SLITRK family and plays a crucial role in neuronal development, specifically in hearing and vision. Mutations are associated with deafness and high myopia. It is also being explored as a target for cancer therapy using antibody-drug conjugates.
- Other names
- DFNMYPslit and trk like gene 6SLIT and NTRK-like family, member 64832410J21RikFLJ22774slit and trk like gene 6 precursorRP11‑272M24.2
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Mechanism of action
Antibody-drug conjugate targeting SLITRK6 for cancer therapy.
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Biological functions
Neuronal growth and survivalNeurite outgrowth modulationRegulation of eye growthAuditory signal transmission
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Disease associations
Hearing lossMyopiaUrothelial cancer
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Interacting drugs
ASG‑15ME
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