CTAGE family member 6 (CTAGE6)

CTAGE family member 6 (CTAGE6), also known as “protein cTAGE-6” or via its pseudogene annotation CTAGE6P, is a predicted protein-coding gene associated with ER-to-Golgi vesicle transport and protein secretion[2]. Its protein product is predicted to be membrane-associated, located at endoplasmic reticulum exit sites and the ER membrane. There is no evidence that CTAGE6 has been leveraged as a target for therapeutic intervention, nor is it classified under major families such as receptors, enzymes, transporters, or transcription factors. Disease associations (Waisman Syndrome, hereditary keratitis) are found in annotation databases but lack strong mechanistic or clinical support. The gene remains poorly characterized, with limited information on biological roles and no validated drug interactions or functional biomarkers[2].

Other names

CTAGE family member 6CTAGE6CTAGE6PProtein cTAGE-6MGC41943Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma-associated antigen 6Putative protein cTAGE-6

Not applicable; no drugs targeting CTAGE6 are reported.