Ceramide-1-phosphate transfer protein (CPTP)

Homo sapiens — UniProt Q5TA50

Gene: CPTPHomo sapiensSwissProt reviewed

About Ceramide-1-phosphate transfer protein

Ceramide-1-phosphate transfer protein (CPTP) is a protein from Homo sapiens identified by UniProt accession Q5TA50, 214 residues long. MolForge cross-references it against 0 known binders and 28 disease associations.

Target properties

Protein nameCeramide-1-phosphate transfer protein
UniProt accessionQ5TA50
GeneCPTP
OrganismHomo sapiens
Length214 residues
Molecular weight—
EC numbers—
Target classUNCLASSIFIED
Subcellular location—
Keywords—

Druggability

Target tractability assessment (Open Targets + pocket analysis). No approved drug

Druggability tierMEDIUM
Druggability score—
Pocket score—
Max clinical phase—

Disease associations (28)

Diseases linked to this target (Open Targets).

  • refractive error measurement · score 0.21
  • systolic blood pressure · score 0.11
  • pachyonychia congenita · score 0.07
  • pulse pressure measurement · score 0.07
  • inflammatory bowel disease · score 0.06
  • myxedema · score 0.04
  • Drugs affecting bone structure and mineralization use measurement · score 0.03
  • intraocular pressure measurement · score 0.03
  • ulcerative colitis · score 0.03
  • neoplasm · score 0.03

3D Structure (1)

Experimental (PDB) and predicted (AlphaFold) structures for this protein.

StructureSourceMethodMean pLDDTResolution (Å)
AF-Q5TA50-F1alphafoldPREDICTED93.83—

Amino-acid sequence (214 residues)

MDDSETGFNL KVVLVSFKQC LDEKEEVLLD PYIASWKGLV RFLNSLGTIF SFISKDVVSK LRIMERLRGG PQSEHYRSLQ AMVAHELSNR LVDLERRSHH PESGCRTVLR LHRALHWLQL FLEGLRTSPE DARTSALCAD SYNASLAAYH PWVVRRAVTV AFCTLPTREV FLEAMNVGPP EQAVQMLGEA LPFIQRVYNV SQKLYAEHSL LDLP

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Quick facts

UniProtQ5TA50
GeneCPTP
OrganismHomo sapiens
Length214
Binders0
Diseases28
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