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C1orf220, or Chromosome 1 putative open reading frame 220, is a gene located on human chromosome 1 that encodes a putative, uncharacterized protein primarily found in the nucleus. The exact function of C1orf220 is unknown. Its nuclear localization hints at a potential involvement in gene regulation or other nuclear-related processes, but there is no experimental evidence establishing a definitive cellular or physiological role. C1orf220 is widely annotated in genomic and transcriptomic studies but remains poorly characterized, with no known molecular function, biological pathways, interacting partners, or direct link to disease mechanisms. It is sometimes annotated as related to non-coding RNAs, but protein-coding function has not been established either. There are no drugs, known interacting compounds, clinically relevant mutations, or phenotypic syndromes conclusively associated with this gene or its product.
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