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MATR3 F115C

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F115C ALS (autosomal dominant, MATR3-linked) P43243 September 02, 2026
Average Confidence: 54.7%

01/3D Structure

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This is a predicted 3D structure of the protein. The ribbon diagram shows the protein backbone—helices appear as coils, sheets as arrows, and loops as simple lines. The shape determines how the protein functions: where it binds to other molecules, how it catalyzes reactions, and how mutations might disrupt its activity.

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The structure is colored by pLDDT confidence score, which indicates how confident AlphaFold is in each region's predicted position:

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  • Cyan (70-90): Confident
  • Yellow (50-70): Low confidence
  • Orange (<50): Very low confidence, likely disordered

02/AI Analysis

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03/Research Data

ClinVar Classification

Not found in ClinVar

Population Frequency

No population data available

Disease Associations

1898 total
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
0.74
literature: 0.93 animal model: 0.45 genetic association: 0.85 genetic literature: 0.55
distal myopathy with vocal cord weakness
0.57
literature: 0.14 animal model: 0.26 genetic association: 0.69 genetic literature: 0.61
neurodegenerative disease
0.53
literature: 0.05 affected pathway: 0.87
distal myopathy
0.38
literature: 0.49 genetic literature: 0.61
hereditary disease
0.19
literature: 0.01 genetic association: 0.32

Showing 5 of 1898 associations

AI Research Brief

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04/AlphaFold Metrics

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05/Domain Annotations

Structural Domains & Regions

residues 398–473 Domain — RRM 1
residues 496–571 Domain — RRM 2
residues 801–832 Zinc finger — Matrin-type
residues 146–174 Region — Disordered
residues 187–214 Region — Disordered
residues 342–394 Region — Disordered
residues 588–786 Region — Disordered
residues 710–718 Motif — Nuclear localization signal
residues 160–174 Compositional bias — Basic and acidic residues
residues 201–214 Compositional bias — Basic and acidic residues
residues 600–643 Compositional bias — Basic and acidic residues
residues 653–665 Compositional bias — Acidic residues
residues 666–676 Compositional bias — Low complexity
residues 689–704 Compositional bias — Basic and acidic residues
residues 767–780 Compositional bias — Basic and acidic residues

Binding Partners

RASD1 (6 experiments)
TARDBP (6 experiments)
RBM45 (5 experiments)
HNRNPK (4 experiments)
HNRNPK (4 experiments)
HTT (4 experiments)
DISC1 (3 experiments)
KRT27 (3 experiments)
KRT34 (3 experiments)
PCBP3 (3 experiments)

Gene Ontology

membrane GO:0016020 nuclear inner membrane GO:0005637 nuclear matrix GO:0016363 nucleus GO:0005634 identical protein binding GO:0042802 miRNA binding GO:0035198 RNA binding GO:0003723 structural molecule activity GO:0005198 zinc ion binding GO:0008270 activation of innate immune response GO:0002218 heart valve development GO:0003170 innate immune response GO:0045087 post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression GO:0010608 ventricular septum development GO:0003281

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07/Peptide Therapeutics

Aggregation Analysis

Aggregation propensity analysis identifies 1 hotspots (average score: -0.08) using Pawar+KyteDoolittle+charge algorithm.

Residues 575–579 (0.62)

08/Known Inhibitors

Known Binders from ChEMBL

CHEMBL5653589 Kd: 22.66 nM (pChEMBL 7.64)

CHEMBL5653589

CHEMBL1232461 IC50: 160.0 nM (pChEMBL 6.8)

MOLIBRESIB

CHEMBL3752910 Kd: 30972.89 nM (pChEMBL 4.51)

CHEMBL3752910

09/Candidate Peptides

De Novo Peptide Design Pipeline

Pipeline: BoltzGen (de novo binder design) → Boltz-2 rescore → 8-gate wetlab filter → PK + BBB advisory gates. Target site selected from UniProt curated annotations, P2Rank pocket prediction, and aggregation propensity (in that priority order). Advisory gates annotate each candidate with estimated serum half-life, renal/immunogenicity risk, and (for CNS targets) a recommended blood-brain-barrier shuttle conjugation — without silently dropping designs.

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Legacy candidates (charge-complementary)

Target Region

Residues 575–579 (0.62 aggregation score)

Candidate ID

CP-MATR3-001 (7 residues · computational design)
âš  Drug-likeness concerns Stability: low | Toxicity: low
t½ ≈ 6 min renal high ⚙ mods suggested peripheral target

10/Agent Findings

2 findings Last updated:
Clinical: 1 Peptides: 1

Clinical Agent (1)

Clinical Agent

First baseline data collection

Peptide Agent (1)

Peptide Agent

MATR3 F115C: 3 known binders (top: 22.7 nM); 1 candidate peptides designed