Process
Mannose-6-phosphate Lysosomal targeting
Mannose-6-phosphate lysosomal targeting
A sorting signal used by many soluble lysosomal enzymes to reach lysosomes through receptor-mediated trafficking.
Overview
EXPLORE BY LEVELMany lysosomal enzymes carry a small chemical tag called mannose-6-phosphate. A A protein that detects a signal, such as a hormone, and helps a cell respond. recognizes the tag and helps deliver the A protein that speeds up a chemical reaction in a cell. to a lysosome.
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Mannose-6-phosphate Lysosomal targeting · ProcessTRAFFICS SELECTED CARGO TOWARD →Endosome · Cell component
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textbookProtein Sorting and TransportThe Cell · NCBI Bookshelf databaseGaucher diseaseMedlinePlus Genetics articleExploiting the diphtheria toxin internalization receptor enhances delivery of proteins to lysosomes for enzyme replacement therapyScience Advances · PMID 33310843 databaseIGF2R (3482)NCBI Gene
Research Claims
M6P-dependent trafficking is one of several lysosomal sorting routes. Receptor expression, cargo glycosylation, cell type, and endosomal processing affect uptake and lysosomal delivery.