ABSTRACT
@#Receptor activity-modifying proteins(RAMPs) are type I transmembrane proteins,which are activity-modifying proteins of a variety of G-protein-coupled receptors(GPCRs).RAMPs are related to physiological and pathological phenomena such as neurological diseases,cardiovascular diseases,renal function,skeletal development and obesity,and of great significance for disease prevention,which are potential targets for the treatment of various diseases and also closely related to the prognosis of diseases.At present,there are few studies on proteins that may regulate the expression of RAMPs.This paper focuses on the sterol regulatory element-binding factor-2(SREBF-2) that may regulate the transcription and expression of RAMP3, and reviews the research progress of RAMPs in biology,pathology and pharmacology,providing a reference for the further research on RAMPs and the prevention and detection of related diseases.