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'''GLUT 2''' is a transmembrane [[protein]] which is involved in passive transport of [[glucose]] over [[Cell membrane|cellular membranes]] of Liver, [[beta cells]], [[hypothalamus]], basolateral membrane small intestine. It has high capacity but low affinity (high Km, ca. 5 mM) part of "the glucose sensor" in ß-cells. Carrier for [[glucose]]. Fructose uses the GLUT5 transporter.
'''GLUT 2''' is a transmembrane [[protein]] which is involved in passive transport of [[glucose]] over [[Cell membrane|cellular membranes]] of Liver, [[beta cells]], [[hypothalamus]], basolateral membrane small intestine. It has high capacity but low affinity (high Km, ca. 5 mM) part of "the glucose sensor" in ß-cells. Carrier for [[glucose]]. Fructose uses the GLUT5 transporter. This receptor is Insulin independent.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 01:51, 9 September 2006

solute carrier family 2 (facilitated glucose transporter), member 2
Identifiers
SymbolSLC2A2
Alt. symbolsGLUT2
NCBI gene6514
HGNC11006
OMIM138160
RefSeqNM_000340
UniProtP11168
Other data
LocusChr. 3 q26.2-q27
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StructuresSwiss-model
DomainsInterPro

GLUT 2 is a transmembrane protein which is involved in passive transport of glucose over cellular membranes of Liver, beta cells, hypothalamus, basolateral membrane small intestine. It has high capacity but low affinity (high Km, ca. 5 mM) part of "the glucose sensor" in ß-cells. Carrier for glucose. Fructose uses the GLUT5 transporter. This receptor is Insulin independent.

See also