Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 175 (CCDC175)

Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 175 (CCDC175) is a protein-coding gene located on human chromosome 14, annotated under gene ID 729665[1][10]. The protein belongs to the broad class of coiled-coil domain-containing proteins, a structure motif found in a diverse range of proteins but not indicative of a clear or specific molecular function or family. Current public resources do not ascribe a specific molecular activity, biological pathway, or established role as a drug target or disease biomarker to CCDC175. Some associations with diseases such as "brain small vessel disease" and "Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada disease" have been reported, largely based on genetic studies, but there is no evidence to support CCDC175 as a direct therapeutic target or as having a well-understood molecular function relevant for drug discovery[1][10][5][6][8]. At present, there is no information about pharmacological agents or mechanisms of action involving CCDC175, nor is it recognized as a biomarker for patient selection or therapeutic efficacy[1][10]. Its classification as a coiled-coil domain protein means it may have a structural or scaffolding role in the cell, but details remain undetermined[6][12]. No notable safety concerns or therapeutic challenges are described in the context of targeting CCDC175, as it is not currently considered a target for approved or investigational drugs.

Other names

CCDC175C14orf38coiled-coil domain containing 175coiled-coil domain-containing protein 175c14_5395