MTR Gene Overview

What It Does:
The MTR gene encodes for the methionine synthase enzyme, which plays a critical role in converting homocysteine (Hcy) into methionine. This process is essential for:

Why This Matters:
The MTR enzyme requires 5-MTHF (active folate) and vitamin B12 as cofactors to function optimally. Variants in the MTR gene can affect enzyme activity and alter homocysteine metabolism, potentially influencing:

Understanding the MTR Variant

Key Mutation:

Impact of the G Allele

Impact Allele:

What It Means for You:

Next Steps: