Chromosome 5 open reading frame 58 (C5orf58)

Chromosome 5 open reading frame 58 (C5orf58) is a protein-coding gene in humans with the encoded protein termed "Putative uncharacterized protein C5orf58" or "CE058"[5]. This protein lacks substantial experimental functional characterization and is considered "uncharacterized" in major protein databases[5]. C5orf58 expression has been detected at the transcript and protein level in a variety of human tissues, though with low tissue specificity and limited data on functional roles or biological pathways[4][3]. Disease association data link it to malignant mesenchymoma, a rare cancer, but no established biomarker or therapeutic relevance is documented for this gene[5]. Current evidence does not categorize C5orf58 as a therapeutic target, receptor, enzyme, transporter, or similar molecular class[5][3][4].

Other names

Putative uncharacterized protein C5orf58CE058