specifically associated with the tight junctions during their reorganization
basic FUNCTION
maintenance of muscles integrity during the mechanical stresses of contraction and relaxation
involved in the formation and stability of the synapses
may be involved in signal transduction in myeloid cells during induction of granulocytic differentiation at the commitment stage of the phagocytic cells. required for anchorage of the syntrophin-dystrobrevin subcomplex and suggest that expression of the syntrophin-dystrobrevin complex may be independently regulated through neuromuscular transmission
possibility that effects on DTNA splicing may influence signaling in DM1 muscle cells
plays a role in a structure or regulation mechanism unique to melanin-concentrating hormone-expressing neurons
protein contributing to dystrophin-associated protein scaffolds in astrocytic endfeet, essential for the formation and functioning of blood-brain barrier
central organizer of dystrophin-associated protein in glial endfeet and a rare example of a glial protein with a role in maintaining blood-brain barrier
CELLULAR PROCESS
cell life, proliferation/growth
PHYSIOLOGICAL PROCESS
locomotion
text
muscle action
PATHWAY
metabolism
signaling
neurotransmission
, signal transduction
a component
component of the dystrophin glycoprotein complex with dystrophin, syntrophins and DTNBP1 (expression of the syntrophin-dystrobrevin complex may be independently regulated through neuromuscular transmission)
interacting directly by its N terminus to sarcoglycan-sarcospan complex and so linking SGC-SNP complex to NOS via SNTA1 (alpha syntrophin)
INTERACTION
DNA
RNA
small molecule
protein
binding to dystrophin, utrophin, syntrophin, dysbindin (in the brain)
bind directly to dystrophin and are components of a transmembrane dystrophin-glycoprotein complex (DGC) that links the cytoskeleton to extracellular proteins in many tissues
recruits alpha-catulin (CTNNAL1) to the ADRA1D/dystrophin-associated protein complex signalosome
NRG/ERBB signaling maintains high efficacy of synaptic transmission by stabilizing the postsynaptic apparatus via phosphorylation of DTNA