TRIM6-TRIM34

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Description

The TRIM6-TRIM34 (TRIM6-TRIM34 readthrough) is a protein-coding gene located on chromosome 11.

TRIM6-TRIM34 is a fusion gene resulting from the combination of TRIM6 and TRIM34 genes. The fused protein possesses the RING domain from TRIM6 and the SPRY domain from TRIM34. This gene is implicated in cell growth and development, but its specific function is not yet fully understood.

TRIM6-TRIM34 is a fusion gene that results from the fusion of the TRIM6 and TRIM34 genes. The fusion protein contains the RING domain of TRIM6 and the SPRY domain of TRIM34. The TRIM6-TRIM34 protein is thought to play a role in cell growth and development, but its specific function is not yet fully understood.

TRIM6-TRIM34 is also known as IFP1, RNF21, RNF89, TRIM34, TRIM6.

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