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Ciliary microtubule inner protein 2C (CIMIP2C) is a protein localized to the axonemal microtubules of motile cilia, forming part of the dynein-decorated doublet microtubules essential for ciliary beating[3]. It binds intra-tubulin interfaces and is predicted to be involved in flagellated sperm motility. Mutations or dysfunction are theoretically relevant in disorders of ciliary motility, but specific disease associations or roles have not been established. The gene uses several aliases and is catalogued as a protein coding gene without known signaling or enzymatic function. It does not serve as a known drug target, nor are there disease biomarkers or safety concerns linked to pharmacological interventions[3].
Null. No drugs target CIMIP2C, so no mechanism of pharmacological action is described[3].
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