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As ChiA most likely forms homodimers due to an additional cysteine residue, it is conceivable that dimerization impairs the inhibitory activity of this protein

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This complex prevents renal filtration and degradation of RBP4 during circulation ( Interaction with the STRA6 Receptor: When the circulating RBP4-retinol-TTR complex reaches target cell, TTR dissociates to allow RBP4-retinol to bind STRA6, facilitating retinol entry into the cell ( Interaction with the RBPR2 Receptor: Identified in 2013, RBPR2 (stimulated by retinoic acid 6-like, STRA6L) shares about 20% homology with STRA6