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GLRA1

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Summary

Glycine receptor alpha-1 subunit

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🧬 Gene Info
Gene SymbolGLRA1
Chromosome5q33.1
Protein TypeGene
FunctionThe GLRA1 gene encodes the Glycine Receptor Alpha-1, which mediates fast inhibitory neurotransmission in the spinal cord and brainstem.
Molecular Weight52 kDa
Amino Acids460 aa
PathwaysRecurrent Inhibition
GeneCardsGLRA1
Human Protein AtlasGLRA1
GeneGLRA1 (chromosome 5q33.1)
Protein ClassLigand-gated chloride channel (Cys-loop receptor family)
Protein Size460 amino acids
Primary LocalizationPostsynaptic membranes of inhibitory neurons
Disease AssociationsHyperekplexia, epilepsy, autism spectrum disorders, neurodegenerative conditions
Therapeutic RelevanceTarget for modulators of inhibitory neurotransmission
Associated DiseasesHyperekplexia, epilepsy, autism spectrum disorders, neurodegenerative conditions
KG Connections1 knowledge graph edges
DatabasesGeneCardsUniProtNCBI GeneHPASTRING

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GLRA1 Gene

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GLRA1 Protein (Glycine Receptor Alpha-1 Subunit)

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GLRA1 Protein

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Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    GLRA1["GLRA1 Gene"]
    GlyR["Glycine Receptor Alpha-1 Subunit"]
    Glycine["Glycine Neurotransmitter"]
    Chloride["Chloride Ion Influx"]
    Inhibition["Neuronal Inhibition"]
    RecurrentInhibition["Recurrent Inhibition"]
    Hyperekplexia["Hyperekplexia"]
    Startle["Startle Response"]
    Spasticity["Spasticity"]
    MotorNeurons["Motor Neurons"]
    Brainstem["Brainstem Circuits"]
    SynapticTransmission["Synaptic Transmission"]
    GABA["GABA Receptors"]
    Excitotoxicity["Excitotoxicity"]
    Neurodegeneration["Neurodegeneration"]

    GLRA1 -->|"encodes"| GlyR
    Glycine -->|"binds to"| GlyR
    GlyR -->|"opens"| Chloride
    Chloride -->|"causes"| Inhibition
    Inhibition -->|"enables"| RecurrentInhibition
    GLRA1 -->|"mutations cause"| Hyperekplexia
    Hyperekplexia -->|"leads to"| Startle
    Hyperekplexia -->|"causes"| Spasticity
    GlyR -->|"expressed in"| MotorNeurons
    GlyR -->|"functions in"| Brainstem
    RecurrentInhibition -->|"regulates"| SynapticTransmission
    GABA -->|"cooperates with"| GlyR
    GlyR -->|"dysfunction leads to"| Excitotoxicity
    Excitotoxicity -->|"promotes"| Neurodegeneration

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    style Hyperekplexia fill:#3a2a1a,stroke:#ffa726,stroke-width:2px
    style Excitotoxicity fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350,stroke-width:2px
    style Neurodegeneration fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350,stroke-width:3px

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Recurrent Inhibitioninvolved_inprocess0.85

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