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Actin-related protein T3 (ACTRT3)

Target: ACTRT3
Molecular classification: Other (Actin-related protein, cytoskeleton-associated)

Overview

Actin-related protein T3 is a cytoplasmic and nuclear protein encoded by the ACTRT3 gene in humans. It is classified as an actin-related protein, sharing structural similarity with actins, primarily involved in the cytoskeleton and suggested to have roles in cytoskeletal organization and protein binding. This protein is not currently recognized as a direct therapeutic target or established biomarker, and there are no known disease associations or drug interactions reported in major genetic or protein databases[2][4][6].

Other names: ARPM1ARP-T3Actin-related protein M1actin related protein M1ACTRT3actin-related protein T3

Biological functions

Cytoskeletal organizationstructural supportprotein binding

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Other (no clear link to major human diseases or therapeutic relevance)

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