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Chromosome 10 open reading frame 105 (C10orf105) is a predicted protein-coding gene in humans, currently classified as an uncharacterized protein. The protein is thought to localize to the membrane, but no specific molecular function, biological process, or disease mechanism has been defined. C10orf105 is associated in genetic databases with diseases such as pituitary adenoma 5, multiple types, and Usher syndrome, type Id, but its direct role in these diseases is not established. There are no known drugs targeting C10orf105, its biomarker utility is currently undefined, and it is not a validated or characterized therapeutic target at this time[1][11][12].
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