gene

IKBKG

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45Connections
0Hypotheses
0Analyses
27Outgoing
17Incoming

Summary

IKBKG (IκB Kinase Gamma/NEMO) encodes the regulatory subunit of the IKK complex, essential for NF-κB activation. Critical for neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, immune responses, and cell survival. Mutations cause Incontinentia Pigmenti and immunodeficiency syndromes.

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🧬 Gene Info
Gene SymbolIKBKG
Full NameIκB Kinase Gamma / NEMO
AliasesIκB Kinase Gamma/NEMO
ChromosomeXq28
Protein TypeKinase
Functionencodes a critical regulatory subunit of the IκB kinase (IKK) complex.
Molecular Weight48 kDa
Amino Acids419 aa
PathwaysNF-κB, NF-κB signaling
UniProt ID[Q9Y6K9](https://www.uniprot.org/uniprot/Q9Y6K9)
Ensembl IDENSG00000265203
GeneCardsIKBKG
Human Protein AtlasIKBKG
IKKα (IKBKΑ)IKK1, a serine/threonine kinase with nuclear functions
IKKβ (IKBKB)IKK2, the primary kinase for NF-κB activation
Associated Diseasesneurodegeneration
Known Drugs/CompoundsPolyphenols
InteractionsOTULIN, UBIQUITIN, RELA, NEMO, NFKB, LYSOSOME
KG Connections44 knowledge graph edges
DatabasesGeneCardsNCBI GeneHPASTRING

Wiki Pages (17)

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Canonical Page

IKBKG Gene

gene · 1949 words

ikkgamma

gene · 2145 words

CHUK — IKK Alpha (IκB Kinase Alpha)

gene · 1969 words

NF-κB Signaling in Parkinson's Disease

mechanism · 1804 words

NF-κB Signaling Pathway in Neurodegeneration

mechanism · 1466 words

SHARPIN — SHANK Associated RH Domain Interactor

gene · 1323 words

Pathway Diagram

graph TD
    IKBKG["<b>IKBKG</b>"]
    Inflammation{"Inflammation"}
    IKBKG -->|"activates"| Inflammation
    Als{"Als"}
    IKBKG -->|"activates"| Als
    IKBKG -->|"regulates"| Als
    Ms{"Ms"}
    IKBKG -->|"regulates"| Ms
    Epilepsy{"Epilepsy"}
    IKBKG -->|"expressed in"| Epilepsy
    IKBKG -->|"expressed in"| Ms
    Lysosomal_Degradation(["Lysosomal Degradation"])
    IKBKG -->|"activates"| Lysosomal_Degradation
    PSMB8["PSMB8"]
    IKBKG -->|"regulates"| PSMB8
    Nf__b(["Nf-Kappab"])
    IKBKG -->|"activates"| Nf__b
    TLR2["TLR2"]
    IKBKG -->|"expressed in"| TLR2
    TLR1["TLR1"]
    IKBKG -->|"expressed in"| TLR1
    HMGB1["HMGB1"]
    IKBKG -->|"expressed in"| HMGB1
    OTULIN["OTULIN"]
    OTULIN -->|"activates"| IKBKG
    NFKB["NFKB"]
    NFKB -->|"activates"| IKBKG
    SAMHD1["SAMHD1"]
    SAMHD1 -->|"regulates"| IKBKG
    TREX1["TREX1"]
    TREX1 -->|"regulates"| IKBKG
    TLR4["TLR4"]
    TLR4 -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    IL1B["IL1B"]
    IL1B -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    CYTOKINES["CYTOKINES"]
    CYTOKINES -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    TLR3["TLR3"]
    TLR3 -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    PROINFLAMMATORY_CYTOKINES["PROINFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES"]
    PROINFLAMMATORY_CYTOKINES -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    NF__B["NF-KappaB"]
    NF__B -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    RAGE["RAGE"]
    RAGE -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    IRAK2["IRAK2"]
    IRAK2 -->|"expressed in"| IKBKG
    style IKBKG fill:#1a3a4a,stroke:#4fc3f7,stroke-width:3px,color:#e0e0e0

Outgoing (27)

TargetRelationTypeStr
IKBKBinteracts_withprotein0.90
RELAphosphorylatesgene0.90
Inflammationactivatesdisease0.65
Alsactivatesdisease0.65
Alsregulatesdisease0.65

Incoming (18)

SourceRelationTypeStr
ROSactivatesprocess0.95
TNFactivatesgene0.90
Polyphenolsinhibitscompound0.80
OTULINactivatesgene0.60
SAMHD1regulatesgene0.60

Targeting Hypotheses (0)

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