Motilin Receptor

The motilin receptor is a G_q/11-protein-coupled receptor that mediates progastrokinetic effects. It is found at its highest concentrations in the nerves of the antral wall of the stomach and is also found at significant levels throughout the smooth muscle of the upper GI tract.

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Gene Data

Motilin Receptor Agonists
Cat. No.	Product Name / Activity
2264	Motilin (human, porcine)
	Endogenous peptide regulator of gastrointestinal motility

The motilin receptor promotes gastric emptying after food intake and increases smooth muscle contraction in the GI tract. The motilin receptor has not been identified in rodents, but has been cloned in rabbits and humans. The human motilin receptor gene is localized on chromosome 13q14-q21.

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IUPHAR Receptor Code

BJP Guide

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