TMEM35 Activators

The activators or modulators listed for TMEM35 focus on indirect methods of modulation, considering the general characteristics of transmembrane proteins and the lack of specific data about TMEM35. These chemicals influence membrane dynamics, protein processing, signaling pathways, and cellular processes that can lead to the modulation of TMEM35 function or expression. Compounds that affect membrane composition, such as phospholipase and cholesterol-modifying agents, can indirectly influence the function of transmembrane proteins. Protein kinase and calcium channel blockers can affect signaling pathways that involve membrane proteins.

Additionally, modulators of membrane fluidity, glycosylation, proteasome activity, and autophagy can impact the stability, processing, and turnover of membrane proteins, including TMEM35. GPCR modulators and ionophores can also influence the function of transmembrane proteins TMEM35 is involved in related pathways or ion transport. Understanding these indirect activators or modulators of TMEM35 is important for research in cell biology, particularly in the study of membrane proteins and their roles in various cellular processes. These insights can contribute to the development of strategies for diseases where the function of transmembrane proteins is implicated.