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Zinc transporter ZIP11 (SLC39A11) is a membrane protein within the SLC39 (ZIP) family, responsible for the import of zinc, and also regulates manganese homeostasis in vertebrates[4][5]. ZIP11 is localized to the plasma membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm, and Golgi apparatus[3][1]. It is highly expressed in the stomach and colon, especially in mucosal and parietal cells, and its levels respond to dietary zinc and manganese exposure[1][4]. ZIP11 helps maintain cellular and nuclear zinc levels, which are critical for cellular integrity, cell cycle regulation, and possibly processes related to aging and longevity[1][4]. Genetic variation in SLC39A11 is associated with differences in lifespan and susceptibility to several cancers[4]. Its precise transport mechanism, substrate specificity (for zinc, manganese, copper), and potential as a therapeutic target require further research, but its role in metal homeostasis and disease is established[1][4][3].
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