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GPR142  -  G protein-coupled receptor 142

Homo sapiens

Synonyms: G-protein coupled receptor PGR2, PGR2
 
 
 
 
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High impact information on GPR142

  • The gene for GPR139 maps to chromosome 7F1 of mouse and 16p12.3 of human and that for GPR142 to 11E2 of mouse and 17q25.1 of human [1].
 

Other interactions of GPR142

  • GPR139 mRNA was predominantly expressed in specific areas of human and mouse brains, whereas GPR142 mRNA showed a more ubiquitous expression both in the brain and in various peripheral glands and organs [1].

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