MRPS26: Proteins and Enzymes

MRPS26, also known as Mitochondrial Ribosomal Protein S26, consists of a 205 amino acid isoform that is 24 kDa, and is involved in protein synthesis, though its specific function within the process is unknown. Current research is currently being conducted on the between MRPS26 and a variety of diseases and disorders, including Dubin-Johnson syndrome, gout, and breast cancer. MRPS26 has been linked to the DNA damage response and the peptide biosynthetic process, through which it interacts with several proteins, such as ICT1, PPP2CA, USP42, LMNA, and KBTBD7.