Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 30 (CCDC30)

Coiled-coil domain-containing protein 30 (CCDC30) is a protein encoded by the CCDC30 gene in humans. It contains a coiled-coil domain and belongs to the family of proteins related to the prefoldin subunit beta-like group, though its precise biological function is currently unknown[1][6][10]. CCDC30 has been cloned from fetal brain tissue, and while its expression has been documented, there is minimal experimental evidence regarding its molecular activity or physiological role[9][7]. Evidence associating CCDC30 with disease is sparse, but variants have been linked to dilated cardiomyopathy in some gene databases[5]. No drugs are currently reported to interact with CCDC30, and there is no established role for this protein as a drug target, biomarker, or therapeutic molecule[5][7][9]. Key attributes: - CCDC30 is a protein-coding gene present on human chromosome 1[9]. - Alternative names include prefoldin subunit 6-like protein, underscoring speculation about chaperone-like functions based on sequence homology[2][6]. - There is currently no experimental evidence in the literature or curated gene databases that defines a direct molecular function, biological process, or cellular component for this protein in mammals[7]. - No known interactions with drugs, nor a recognized role as a therapeutic target, have been recorded in public resources up to the current date[5][7][9]. - Its limited annotation and unknown function limit its classification; it is most accurately described as "Other" within the conventional molecular class system. If further research established clear biological function or therapeutic relevance, these fields would require update.

Other names

PFDN6LPrefoldin subunit 6-like proteinFLJ20972PFD6LLOC728621coiled-coil domain containing 30