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Proteins/UNIPROT:P30990

NTS

Protein·UNIPROT:P30990

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Neurotensin may play an endocrine or paracrine role in the regulation of fat metabolism. It causes contraction of smooth muscle.

Function from UniProtKB (P30990), read 2026-09-23. CC BY 4.0.

Curated compounds routed: 0

What the reference databases state

Inferred

Inferred — not reported by a source. Evidence key

Statements

18 statements

18 statements · 3 reference databases · Subject: NTS · Sources: gene ontology, Hetionet, Reactome

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MEP1A interacts with NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:interacts:4224-4922Inferred only
NTS interacts with NTSR1ProteinHetionet hetionet:interacts:4922-4923Inferred only
NTS participates in Class A/1 (Rhodopsin-like receptors)PathwayReactome R-HSA-373076Inferred only
NTS participates in G alpha (q) signalling eventsPathwayReactome R-HSA-416476Inferred only
NTS participates in GPCR downstream signallingPathwayReactome R-HSA-388396Inferred only
NTS participates in GPCR ligand bindingPathwayReactome R-HSA-500792Inferred only
NTS participates in Peptide ligand-binding receptorsPathwayReactome R-HSA-375276Inferred only
NTS participates in Signal TransductionPathwayReactome R-HSA-162582Inferred only
NTS participates in Signaling by GPCRPathwayReactome R-HSA-372790Inferred only
NTS regulates negative regulation of gene expressionBiological processgene ontology P30990|GO:0010629Inferred only
NTS regulates positive regulation of gene expressionBiological processgene ontology P30990|GO:0010628Inferred only
NTS regulates positive regulation of phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase/protein kinase B signal transductionBiological processgene ontology P30990|GO:0051897Inferred only

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CCT8 increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:10694-4922Inferred only
HSPD1 increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:3329-4922Inferred only
MST1 increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:4485-4922Inferred only
NRBP1 increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:29959-4922Inferred only
PIAS2 increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:9063-4922Inferred only
UBASH3A increases the expression of NTSProteinHetionet hetionet:regulates:53347-4922Inferred only

Other names

5 names

Resolves to: NTS

Also called: ; NeurotensinNmNNmN-125NNNT

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