This regulatory mechanism likely plays a pivotal role in the pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel diseases [51–54]。Furthermore, scholars including Andrew T. Schuster, Craig R. Homer, and colleagues have postulated that within intestinal epithelial cells, the SLC7A5 gene participates in amino acid transport regulation, consequently affecting mTOR localization and activation at the lysosomal membrane. The gene discussed is SLC7A5; the disease is inflammatory bowel disease.