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Methionine synthase reductase – regenerates MTR enzyme by reducing B12 cofactor.

Key Information

Function
Keeps MTR enzyme functional
Cofactors
NADPH, FAD (B2)
Mutations
Associated with neural tube defects

Connected Pathways

MTR

Methylation

Methionine synthase enzyme. Converts homocysteine to methionine using methylfolate and B12.

B2

B Vitamins

Riboflavin. Critical cofactor for MTHFR and many other enzymes.

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