Synonyms:ADGRL3, CIRL3, CL3, ENTREZ:23284, HGNC:20974, LEC3, LPHN3, MIM:616417, NM_001322246, NM_001322402, NM_001371342, NM_001371343, NM_001371344, NM_001371345, NM_001371346, NM_001387522, NM_001387523, NM_001387524, NM_001387525, NM_001387526, NM_001387527, NM_001387528, NM_001387529, NM_001387530, NM_001387531, NM_001387532, NM_001387533, NM_001387534, NM_001387535, NM_001387536, NM_001387537, NM_001387538, NM_001387539, NM_001387540, NM_001387541, NM_001387542, NM_001387543, NM_001387544, NM_001387545, NM_001387546, NM_001387547, NM_001387548, NM_001387549, NM_001387552, NM_015236, NP_001309175, NP_001309331, NP_001358271, NP_001358272, NP_001358273, NP_001358274, NP_001358275, NP_001374451, NP_001374452, NP_001374453, NP_001374454, NP_001374455, NP_001374456, NP_001374457, NP_001374458, NP_001374459, NP_001374460, NP_001374461, NP_001374462, NP_001374463, NP_001374464, NP_001374465, NP_001374466, NP_001374467, NP_001374468, NP_001374469, NP_001374470, NP_001374471, NP_001374472, NP_001374473, NP_001374474, NP_001374475, NP_001374476, NP_001374477, NP_001374478, NP_001374481, NP_056051, XM_011531788, XM_011531791, XM_017007929, XM_017007930, XM_017007931, XM_017007932, XM_017007933, XM_017007934, XM_017007935, XM_017007936, XM_017007937, XM_017007938, XM_017007939, XM_017007940, XM_017007941, XM_017007942, XP_011530090, XP_011530093, XP_016863418, XP_016863419, XP_016863420, XP_016863421, XP_016863422, XP_016863423, XP_016863424, XP_016863425, XP_016863426, XP_016863427, XP_016863428, XP_016863429, XP_016863430, XP_016863431, adhesion G protein-coupled receptor L3
Omim:OMIM:616417
Nci:C150273
Id:ENSG00000150471
Hgnc:HGNC:20974
Description:adhesion G protein-coupled receptor L3
This gene encodes a member of the latrophilin subfamily of G-protein coupled receptors (GPCR). Latrophilins may function in both cell adhesion and signal transduction. In experiments with non-human species, endogenous proteolytic cleavage within a cysteine-rich GPS (G-protein-coupled-receptor proteolysis site) domain resulted in two subunits (a large extracellular N-terminal cell adhesion subunit and a subunit with substantial similarity to the secretin/calcitonin family of GPCRs) being non-covalently bound at the cell membrane. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2008]