SLC25A16 and Graves disease: However, its association to Graves’ disease has never been clarified, although there are some clues about its function; SLC25A16 was shown to complement the lack of its yeast homologue Leu5p, which is implicated in mitochondrial CoA transport [120], and, furthermore, SLC25A16 is closely related to human SLC25A42, which was shown to transport CoA, dephospho-CoA, adenosine 3’,5’-diphosphate (PAP) and some other adenine nucleotides [121].