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CD36

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570Connections
1Hypotheses
0Analyses
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50Incoming
0Experiments
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Summary

CD36 is a gene implicated in neurodegeneration research. Key relationships include: activates, inhibits, regulates. Associated with ALS, Als, Alzheimer. Connected to 248 entities in the SciDEX knowledge graph.

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🧬 Gene Info
Gene SymbolCD36
AliasesComprehensive review of CD36 scavenger receptor
Chromosome7q21.11
Protein TypeGene
Functionis a multifunctional class B scavenger receptor encoded by the CD36 gene located on chromosome 7q21.
Molecular Weight88 kDa
Amino Acids472 aa
Exons15
PathwaysAmyloid, Cholesterol, Epigenetic, Ferroptosis, Lipid Metabolism
GeneCardsCD36
Human Protein AtlasCD36
Associated DiseasesALS, Alzheimer, Atherosclerosis, Cancer, Inflammation, Myocardial Infarction
InteractionsABCA1, ABCG1, AGING, AKT, ALZHEIMER, ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
KG Connections570 knowledge graph edges
DatabasesGeneCardsUniProtNCBI GeneHPASTRING

Wiki Pages (2)

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Canonical Page

cd36

gene · 2666 words

CD36 Protein (Cluster of Differentiation 36)

protein · 914 words

Pathway Diagram

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    AmyloidB["Amyloid beta
Plaques"] -->|"activates"| CD36["CD36
Scavenger Receptor"] CD36 -->|"activates"| PINK1["PINK1
Mitochondrial Kinase"] CD36 -->|"promotes"| Pericytes["Pericytes
BBB Support"] CD36 -->|"activates"| Inflammation["Systemic
Inflammation"] CD36 -->|"activates"| Neuroinflammation["Neuroinflammation
CNS Immune Response"] CD36 -->|"regulates"| MS["Multiple
Sclerosis"] CD36 -->|"interacts_with"| Alzheimer["Alzheimer's
Disease"] CD36 -->|"inhibits"| ALS_Protection["ALS
Neuroprotection"] CD36 -->|"associated_with"| Stroke["Ischemic
Stroke"] Neuroinflammation -->|"contributes_to"| Alzheimer Neuroinflammation -->|"worsens"| MS Inflammation -->|"promotes"| Neuroinflammation PINK1 -->|"maintains"| MitoFunction["Mitochondrial
Function"] Pericytes -->|"maintains"| BBB["Blood-Brain
Barrier Integrity"] MitoFunction -->|"protects_against"| Neurodegeneration["Neuronal
Death"] BBB -->|"prevents"| Neuroinflammation style CD36 fill:#006494 style PINK1 fill:#4a1a6b style Pericytes fill:#1b5e20 style BBB fill:#1b5e20 style MitoFunction fill:#1b5e20 style ALS_Protection fill:#1b5e20 style AmyloidB fill:#ef5350 style Inflammation fill:#ef5350 style Neuroinflammation fill:#ef5350 style Alzheimer fill:#5d4400 style MS fill:#5d4400 style Stroke fill:#5d4400 style Neurodegeneration fill:#5d4400

Outgoing (409)

TargetRelationTypeStr
LIPID METABOLISMinvolved_inentity0.85
Lipid Metabolismassociated_withprocess0.85
autophagy fluxinhibitsprocess0.85
Inflammationactivatesdisease0.85
Phagocytosisinvolved_inprocess0.85

Incoming (161)

SourceRelationTypeStr
TFEBregulatesgene0.85
PPARΑupregulatesgene0.80
PPARΑregulatesgene0.80
AMYLOIDassociated_withdisease0.80
SPP1upregulatesgene0.75

Targeting Hypotheses (1)

Hypotheses where this entity is a therapeutic target

HypothesisScoreDiseaseAnalysis
CD36 Acts as Primary Aβ Oligomer Sensor on Perivascular Macr 0.535 neurodegeneration How do perivascular cells specifically r

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Experiments (0)

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