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Colon, intestine and stomach enriched protein 1 (CIST1) is a predicted human protein encoded by the CIST1 gene. It has been identified through transcriptomic studies as being relatively enriched in the tissues of the colon, intestine, and stomach. However, its precise molecular function, involvement in human biology, cellular localization, or role in disease (if any) remains unknown. There are currently no reports describing CIST1 as an enzyme, receptor, transporter, or any type of therapeutic drug target[7]. No disease associations, biological functions, or drug interactions are known at this time. CIST1 is not currently recognized as a clinically actionable or pharmacologically relevant target[7].
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