basic FUNCTION
| ectoenzyme that degrades ATP to AMP |
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modulating P2 receptor signaling by controlling nucleotides concentrations at the cell surface |
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ecto-nucleotidase influencing P2 receptor activation to regulate vascular and immune cell adhesion and signaling events pivotal in inflammation |
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regulates purinergic receptor signaling by controlling the levels of extracellular nucleotides |
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having a role in thromboregulation (through its localization in cholesterol-rich domains of the membrane) |
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by hydrolyzing ATP and ADP to AMP, regulates ligand availability to a large family of P2 (purinergic) receptors (Friedman 2007) |
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vascular protective factor in diabetic nephropathy that modulates glomerular inflammation and thromboregulation (Friedman 2007) |
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controls IL8 production by human neutrophils via the regulation of P2Y(2) activation |
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has anti-inflammatory properties as it hydrolyzes proinflammatory extracellular ATP, generates anti-inflammatory adenosine, and also protects regulatory T cells from ATP-induced cell death |
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is an integral component of regulatory T cells (Treg), which are central to immunological tolerance and maintenance of normal pregnancy |
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cellular homeostasis and fibrotic response involve the integration of signaling that is pro-fibrotic by ATP and anti-fibrotic by adenosine and that is regulated by ENTPD1 and ENTPD2 |
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is a key "molecular switch" that allows macrophages to self-limit their activation state |
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extracellular adenosine, generated in tandem by ecto-enzymes ENTPD1 and NT5E, promotes dermal fibrogenesis |
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ENTPD1 modulates local renin release and thus, RAS activation, ultimately exerting a cardioprotective effect |
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expression of ENTPD1 in Tregs is primarily genetically driven, and this may determine interindividual differences in the control of inflammatory responses |
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marker of regulatory immune cells and catalyzes extracellular hydrolysis of nucleotides to generate AMP and, in tandem with NT5E, adenosine |
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ENTPD1, NT5E are two ectonucleotidases that cooperate in the generation of extracellular adenosine through ATP hydrolysis, thus tilting the balance towards immunosuppressive microenvironments |
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nucleotide-converting ectoenzymes, such as ENTPD1, ENTPD7, and ENPP3, inhibit ATP-dependent immune responses by hydrolyzing ATP, thereby contributing to immune response regulation |
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catalyzes the phosphohydrolysis of extracellular ATP (eATP) and ADP (eADP) released under conditions of inflammatory stress and cell injury |
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plays a dominant role in the purinergic regulation of inflammation and the immune response because its expression is influenced by genetic and environmental factors |