Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 182 (CCDC182)

Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 182 (CCDC182) is a small protein (~150 amino acids) characterized by a predicted coiled-coil domain, suggesting a structural or scaffolding function within cells[1][7]. The specific biological role remains unclear, though there is limited prediction that it may play a part in female gonad development[6]. CCDC182 has no established links to known human diseases, signaling pathways, or as a druggable target. Its membership in the broader coiled-coil family implies possible involvement in intracellular organization, molecular interactions, or structural support, though direct evidence is lacking for CCDC182 itself[3]. Note: There is little experimental characterization for CCDC182 specifically, and most information is predicted or based on homology to other coiled-coil domain proteins. It is not established as a therapeutic target or disease biomarker; its molecular function is inferred but not directly demonstrated in literature or databases as of September 2025.

Other names

CCDC182coiled-coil domain-containing protein 182ENSP00000299415

None known or applicable, as this is not a validated drug target