Receptor de melatonina 1A

El receptor de melatonina tipo 1A es una proteína que en humanos se codifica por el gen MTNR1A ubicado en el cromosoma 4 (humano) con localización 4q35.2 .^[1]^[2]

El receptor ML1A o Mel-1A-R (antes llamado MT₁) es un receptor con alta afinidad por la melatonina. Es mediador en las acciones circadianas y reproductivas de la melatonina.^[3]

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