Cell Lines For Studying Solute Carrier SLC Gene

Solute carriers overview

Solute carriers are the second largest group of membrane proteins. Current estimates are that there are almost 400 members which can be divided into 52 families.

They can participate in two main forms of transportation:

Facilitative or passive, where solutes flow with their electrochemical gradient
Secondary active transporters, which allow solutes to move against their electrochemical gradient through coupling to a second solute flowing with its gradient.

Solute Carrier Diagram

Due to the diverse nature of the solutes carried by this large family of proteins they are implicated in a wide variety of processes from neurosignalling, nucleoside synthesis and salvage to transportation drugs.

Examples of popular knockout cell lines for Solute Carriers

MTCh2	SLC25A18	SLC30A1	SLC39A8
SLC11A2	SLC25A20	SLC30A3	SLC39A9
SLC12A4	SLC25A22	SLC30A5	SLC41A3
SLC12A5	SLC25A25	SLC30A7	SLC43A1
SLC12A6	SLC25A29	SLC31A1	SLC43A2
SLC12A7	SLC25A3	SLC33A1	SLC43A3
SLC12A9	SLC25A30	SLC34A2	SLC44A1
SLC16A10	SLC25A32	SLC35A1	SLC46A3
SLC16A13	SLC25A37	SLC35A3	SLC4A10
SLC16A3	SLC25A38	SLC35A5	SLC4A2
SLC17A5	SLC25A4	SLC35C1	SLC4A8
SLC17A9	SLC25A40	SLC35E2B	SLC52A2
SLC19A1	SLC25A46	SLC35F2	SLC5A4
SLC1A4	SLC25A5	SLC36A4	SLC5A6
SLC1A5	SLC25A6	SLC37A4	SLC7A1
SLC20A2	SLC26A2	SLC38A10	SLC7A3
SLC22A18	SLC27A1	SLC38A2	SLC7A6
SLC22A5	SLC27A2	SLC38A5	SLC9A3R1
SLC25A1	SLC27A3	SLC38A9	SLC9A3R2
SLC25A10	SLC27A4	SLC39A1	SLC9A7
SLC25A11	SLC29A1	SLC39A14	SLC9C1
SLC25A13	SLC29A4	SLC39A3	UCP1
SLC25A15	SLC2A8	SLC39A6

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