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Ankyrin repeat domain-containing protein 61 (ANKRD61) is a predicted protein-coding gene in humans, located on chromosome 7[1]. It features ankyrin repeat motifs, a common structural element important for molecular recognition and mediating protein–protein interactions[4]. ANKRD61 is predicted to be located in the nucleoplasm and computational evidence suggests involvement in DNA binding, although its precise biological functions remain undefined[3][5]. There are no established links to major diseases, well-validated associations with drugs, or roles as a therapeutic target in current public data. Its similarities with other ankyrin repeat–containing proteins suggest a possible function as a scaffold protein facilitating molecular interactions in the cell[3][5].
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