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Molecular basis of Salla Disease: R39C Mutation Effects on the Lysosomal Transporter Sialin

2026-04-22

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Salla disease is caused by a genetic mutation in sialin, a lysosomal membrane transporter, which exports sialic acid from lysosomes. Substrate translocation occurs via a rocker-switch mechanism that alternately exposes the substrate-binding site to the lysosomal lumen and the cytosol. The pathogenic mutation R39C found in most Salla disease patients decreases the lysosomal localisation and the transport activity....

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10.64898/2026.04.20.719580
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