Transient receptor potential cation channel subfamily M member 6 (TRPM6), encoded by the gene TRPM6, is a member of TRP family of cation channels. TRPM6 is an Mg²⁺ -permeable channel, mainly expressed in the apical membrane of distal convoluted tubule and brush-border membrane of absorptive cells in the duodenum. TRPM6 is an extraordinary protein comprising two distinct functional moieties: an ion channel segment and an α-type serine/threonine kinase domain. Generally, TRPM6 cannot efficiently form functional channels by itself and needs to assemble with TRPM7. There are seven variants produced by alternative splicing of TRPM6 gene.
Basic Information of TRPM6 | |
Protein Name | Transient receptor potential cation channel subfamily M member 6 |
Gene Name | TRPM6 |
Aliases | HSH, HMGX, HOMG, CHAK2, HOMG1 |
Organism | Homo sapiens (Human) |
UniProt ID | Q9BX84 |
Transmembrane Times | 6 |
Length (aa) | 2022 |
Sequence | MKEQPVLERLQSQKSWIKGVFDKRECSTIIPSSKNPHRCTPVCQVCQNLIRCYCGRLIGDHAGIDYSWTISAAKGKESEQWSVEKHTTKSPTDTFGTINFQDGEHTHHAKYIRTSYDTKLDHLLHLMLKEWKMELPKLVISVHGGIQNFTMPSKFKEIFSQGLVKAAETTGAWIITEGINTGVSKHVGDALKSHSSHSLRKIWTVGIPPWGVIENQRDLIGKDVVCLYQTLDNPLSKLTTLNSMHSHFILSDDGTVGKYGNEMKLRRNLEKYLSLQKIHCRSRQGVPVVGLVVEGGPNVILSVWETVKDKDPVVVCEGTGRAADLLAFTHKHLADEGMLRPQVKEEIICMIQNTFNFSLKQSKHLFQILMECMVHRDCITIFDADSEEQQDLDLAILTALLKGTNLSASEQLNLAMAWDRVDIAKKHILIYEQHWKPDALEQAMSDALVMDRVDFVKLLIEYGVNLHRFLTIPRLEELYNTKQGPTNTLLHHLVQDVKQHTLLSGYRITLIDIGLVVEYLIGRAYRSNYTRKHFRALYNNLYRKYKHQRHSSGNRNESAESTLHSQFIRTAQPYKFKEKSIVLHKSRKKSKEQNVSDDPESTGFLYPYNDLLVWAVLMKRQKMAMFFWQHGEEATVKAVIACILYRAMAHEAKESHMVDDASEELKNYSKQFGQLALDLLEKAFKQNERMAMTLLTYELRNWSNSTCLKLAVSGGLRPFVSHTCTQMLLTDMWMGRLKMRKNSWLKIIISIILPPTILTLEFKSKAEMSHVPQSQDFQFMWYYSDQNASSSKESASVKEYDLERGHDEKLDENQHFGLESGHQHLPWTRKVYEFYSAPIVKFWFYTMAYLAFLMLFTYTVLVEMQPQPSVQEWLVSIYIFTNAIEVVREICISEPGKFTQKVKVWISEYWNLTETVAIGLFSAGFVLRWGDPPFHTAGRLIYCIDIIFWFSRLLDFFAVNQHAGPYVTMIAKMTANMFYIVIIMAIVLLSFGVARKAILSPKEPPSWSLARDIVFEPYWMIYGEVYAGEIDVCSSQPSCPPGSFLTPFLQAVYLFVQYIIMVNLLIAFFNNVYLDMESISNNLWKYNRYRYIMTYHEKPWLPPPLILLSHVGLLLRRLCCHRAPHDQEEGDVGLKLYLSKEDLKKLHDFEEQCVEKYFHEKMEDVNCSCEERIRVTSERVTEMYFQLKEMNEKVSFIKDSLLSLDSQVGHLQDLSALTVDTLKVLSAVDTLQEDEALLAKRKHSTCKKLPHSWSNVICAEVLGSMEIAGEKKYQYYSMPSSLLRSLAGGRHPPRVQRGALLEITNSKREATNVRNDQERQETQSSIVVSGVSPNRQAHSKYGQFLLVPSNLKRVPFSAETVLPLSRPSVPDVLATEQDIQTEVLVHLTGQTPVVSDWASVDEPKEKHEPIAHLLDGQDKAEQVLPTLSCTPEPMTMSSPLSQAKIMQTGGGYVNWAFSEGDETGVFSIKKKWQTCLPSTCDSDSSRSEQHQKQAQDSSLSDNSTRSAQSSECSEVGPWLQPNTSFWINPLRRYRPFARSHSFRFHKEEKLMKICKIKNLSGSSEIGQGAWVKAKMLTKDRRLSKKKKNTQGLQVPIITVNACSQSDQLNPEPGENSISEEEYSKNWFTVSKFSHTGVEPYIHQKMKTKEIGQCAIQISDYLKQSQEDLSKNSLWNSRSTNLNRNSLLKSSIGVDKISASLKSPQEPHHHYSAIERNNLMRLSQTIPFTPVQLFAGEEITVYRLEESSPLNLDKSMSSWSQRGRAAMIQVLSREEMDGGLRKAMRVVSTWSEDDILKPGQVFIVKSFLPEVVRTWHKIFQESTVLHLCLREIQQQRAAQKLIYTFNQVKPQTIPYTPRFLEVFLIYCHSANQWLTIEKYMTGEFRKYNNNNGDEITPTNTLEELMLAFSHWTYEYTRGELLVLDLQGVGENLTDPSVIKPEVKQSRGMVFGPANLGEDAIRNFIAKHHCNSCCRKLKLPDLKRNDYSPERINSTFGLEIKIESAEEPPARETGRNSPEDDMQL |
As a transient receptor potential ion channel, TRPM6 plays a crucial role in magnesium homeostasis and is essential for magnesium transport in epithelial cells. In addition, it is required for active magnesium absorption in the kidney and gut. Heterologously expressed TRPM6 can form an Mg²⁺- and Ca²⁺-permeable channel, which is regulated by Mg²⁺ and blocked by ruthenium red. TRPM6 mutations cause hypomagnesemia with secondary hypocalcemia (HSH), an autosomal recessive disorder due to a dysfunction of intestinal magnesium absorption and consequent magnesium deficiency. It has been documented that missense mutations in TRPC6 are responsible for a form of familial focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) with several typical manifestation, including proteinuria, hypertension, renal insufficiency, and eventually kidney failure. Therefore, TRPC6 may represent a useful therapeutic target in treating chronic kidney disease.
Fig.1 Schematic representation of TRPM6 structure in the plasma membrane.
This article demonstrates that TRPM7 cannot replace TRPM6, and that both TRPM6/7 complexes and TRPM6/7-mediated Mg²⁺ absorption are essential for normal human epithelial colon cells.
This article suggests that TRPM6, TRPV6, and TRPM7 are not possible to be the pore-forming subunit of the transduction channel in hair-cell.
This article demonstrates that both TRPM6 and TRPM7 channels function cooperatively but they show distinct roles during neural tube closure.
This article suggests that TRPM6 is essential for the maintenance of organismal magnesium ion balance, as it is crucial for prenatal development and survival to adulthood.
This article reveals that genetic variations in the magnesium ion-permeable TRPM6 ion channel may be associated with etiopathogenesis of meningomyelocele during embryonic development.
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