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PMP22 PROTEIN

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This page aggregates everything SciDEX knows about PMP22 PROTEIN: its mechanistic relationships (Knowledge Graph edges), hypotheses targeting it, analyses mentioning it, and supporting scientific papers. The interactive graph below shows its immediate neighbors. All content is AI-synthesized from peer-reviewed literature.

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Summary

Page for PMP22 Protein — Peripheral Myelin Protein 22

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🔬 Protein Info
Gene SymbolPMP22
Full NamePeripheral Myelin Protein 22
Chromosome17p12
Functionis an important component in the neurobiology of neurodegenerative diseases.
Primary ExpressionPeripheral nervous system, Schwann cells
Molecular Weight22 kDa
UniProt IDP60265
NCBI Gene ID537
Ensembl IDENSG00000109099
OMIM601097
GeneCardsPMP22
Human Protein AtlasPMP22
Associated DiseasesNeuropathy, Als, multiple sclerosis, ALS, Neuropathy, Als
InteractionsPMP22, Proteins
KG Connections2 knowledge graph edges
DatabasesGeneCardsHPASTRING
🔮 Predicted Structure: PMP22 PROTEIN — AlphaFold P60265 Click to expand

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Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    PMP22_PROTEIN["PMP22 Protein"]
    PMP22_GENE["PMP22 Gene"]
    MYELIN_FORMATION["Myelin Formation"]
    SCHWANN_CELLS["Schwann Cells"]
    COMPACT_MYELIN["Compact Myelin"]
    CMT1A["Charcot-Marie-Tooth 1A"]
    HNPP["Hereditary Neuropathy with Pressure Palsies"]
    GENE_DOSAGE["Gene Dosage Imbalance"]
    PROTEIN_AGGREGATION["Protein Aggregation"]
    ER_STRESS["ER Stress Response"]
    AUTOPHAGY["Autophagy"]
    AXONAL_DEGENERATION["Axonal Degeneration"]
    PERIPHERAL_NEUROPATHY["Peripheral Neuropathy"]
    UNFOLDED_PROTEIN["Unfolded Protein Response"]
    DEMYELINATION["Demyelination"]

    PMP22_GENE -->|"regulates expression"| PMP22_PROTEIN
    PMP22_PROTEIN -->|"essential for"| MYELIN_FORMATION
    PMP22_PROTEIN -->|"localizes in"| SCHWANN_CELLS
    MYELIN_FORMATION -->|"produces"| COMPACT_MYELIN
    GENE_DOSAGE -->|"causes overexpression"| PMP22_PROTEIN
    GENE_DOSAGE -->|"leads to"| CMT1A
    PMP22_GENE -->|"deletion causes"| HNPP
    PMP22_PROTEIN -->|"misfolding triggers"| PROTEIN_AGGREGATION
    PROTEIN_AGGREGATION -->|"activates"| ER_STRESS
    ER_STRESS -->|"induces"| UNFOLDED_PROTEIN
    UNFOLDED_PROTEIN -->|"activates"| AUTOPHAGY
    CMT1A -->|"causes"| DEMYELINATION
    DEMYELINATION -->|"leads to"| AXONAL_DEGENERATION
    AXONAL_DEGENERATION -->|"results in"| PERIPHERAL_NEUROPATHY

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    style AUTOPHAGY fill:#1a3a2a,stroke:#81c784
    style UNFOLDED_PROTEIN fill:#1a3a2a,stroke:#81c784
    style CMT1A fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style HNPP fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style PROTEIN_AGGREGATION fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style ER_STRESS fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style DEMYELINATION fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style AXONAL_DEGENERATION fill:#3a1a1a,stroke:#ef5350
    style PERIPHERAL_NEUROPATHY fill:#3a2a1a,stroke:#ffa726
    style PMP22_GENE fill:#2a1a3a,stroke:#ce93d8
    style GENE_DOSAGE fill:#2a1a3a,stroke:#ce93d8

Outgoing (1)

TargetRelationTypeStr
Proteinsinhibitsprotein0.50

Incoming (1)

SourceRelationTypeStr
PMP22inhibitsgene0.50

Targeting Hypotheses (0)

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