孕酮受体
位於11號人類染色體的基因
(重定向自黃體素受體)
孕酮受体(英語:progesterone receptor,缩写PR,也被称为NR3C3 ,nuclear receptor subfamily 3, group C, member 3,即核受体第三亚族C组成员3)是一种细胞内蛋白质,由甾体激素孕酮激活。
在人体中,孕酮受体由基因PGR 编码,位于11号染色体长臂22区[1][2][3],能通过选择性剪接形成两种蛋白异形体A和B,有着各自不同的分子量[4][5][6]。
功能
孕酮是引起孕酮受体反应的配体,在孕酮受体的C端未结合该激素时,与其相关的DNA片段的转录处于抑制状态。在与激素结合后,孕酮受体会变构并开始起作用。而孕酮受体的受体拮抗剂会阻止这种结构改变。
在孕酮与其受体结合后,孕酮受体变构并发生二聚化,紧接着以复合体形式进入细胞核与相关的DNA结合,从而使其开始转录,合成mRNA,并表达为相关蛋白质。
结构
Progesterone receptor, N-terminal | |||||||||
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標誌 | Progest_rcpt_N | ||||||||
Pfam | PF02161(旧版) | ||||||||
InterPro | IPR000128 | ||||||||
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和其它甾体激素受体类似,孕酮受体的N端有一个调控结构域,一个DNA结合结构域,以及一个铰链区,在C端有一个配体结合结构域。异形体B比异形体A多一个TAF-3区域。
交互作用
孕酮受体能与下列蛋白質发生交互作用:
另见
参考文献
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