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Humanin-like 11 (MTRNR2L11)

Homo sapiens — UniProt S4R3Y5

Gene: MTRNR2L11Homo sapiensSwissProt reviewed

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Key facts

Humanin-like 11 (MTRNR2L11) is a protein from Homo sapiens identified by UniProt accession S4R3Y5, 24 residues long. MolForge cross-references it against 0 known binders and 0 disease associations.

  • UniProt accession: S4R3Y5; gene symbol MTRNR2L11.
  • Organism: Homo sapiens.
  • Length: 24 amino acids.
  • 3D structure: AlphaFold model available.

Target properties

Protein nameHumanin-like 11
UniProt accessionS4R3Y5
GeneMTRNR2L11
OrganismHomo sapiens
Length24 residues
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3D Structure (1)

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

StructureSourceMethodMean pLDDTResolution (Å)
AF-S4R3Y5-F1alphafoldPREDICTED87.23—

Experimental structures are not indexed in MolForge yet — search RCSB PDB for S4R3Y5.

Amino-acid sequence (24 residues)

MATRGFSCLL LVISEIDLSV KRWV

Frequently asked questions

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How long is the MTRNR2L11 protein?

The Homo sapiens MTRNR2L11 protein (UniProt S4R3Y5) is 24 amino acids long.

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Quick facts

UniProtS4R3Y5
GeneMTRNR2L11
OrganismHomo sapiens
Length24
Binders0
Diseases0
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