Testicular receptor 2
Human protein-coding gene
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The testicular receptor 2 (TR2) also known as NR2C1 (nuclear receptor subfamily 2, group C, member 1) is a protein that in humans is encoded by the NR2C1 gene.[5][6] TR2 is a member of the nuclear receptor family of transcription factors, and is currently considered an orphan receptor. TR2 combines with 3 other transcription factors, testicular receptor 4, DNMT1, and KDM1A, to form the so called DRED complex (direct repeat erythroid determinant). This complex acts a repressor that regulates globin protein expression in the production of red blood cells, and in particular is involved in the transition from fetal to adult expression patterns.[7]
External IDsOMIM: 601529; MGI: 1352465; HomoloGene: 55731; GeneCards: NR2C1; OMA:NR2C1 - orthologs