ZPR1


Description

The ZPR1 gene, located on chromosome 19, encodes a zinc finger protein that plays a vital role in a variety of cellular functions. Its protein product, ZPR1, is involved in DNA replication, transcription, and cell cycle regulation. This gene‘s complexity stems from its ability to interact with multiple proteins, forming intricate networks that influence diverse cellular processes. Studies have indicated that ZPR1‘s activity is tightly regulated and dysregulation can contribute to various disease states.

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The ZPR1 protein contains multiple zinc finger domains, which are specialized structures that allow it to bind to DNA and other molecules, influencing gene expression and cellular processes.


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