GNAT2
GNAT2, Guanin nukleotid-vezujući protein G(t), alfa-2 podjedinica, je protein koji je kod ljudi kodiran GNAT2 genom.[1][2]
Transducin je tri komponentni guanin nukleotid vezujući protein (G protein), koji stimuliše spregu rodopsina i cGMP-fosfodiesteraze tokom vizuelnih impulsa. Transducin alfa podjedinice u štapićima i kupama oka su kodirane zasebnim genima. Ti geni kodiraju alfa podjedinice štapića. Alternativno splajsovanje tih gena rezultuje u dve transkriptne varijante.[2]
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