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DAZ interacting zinc finger protein 1 (DZIP1) is a protein coding gene located on chromosome 13. It encodes a zinc finger protein essential for cilium assembly and maintenance, acting as a molecular adaptor that recruits protein complexes to the ciliary basal body and centriolar satellites. DZIP1 modulates Hedgehog signaling and is involved in organizing the basal body during spermatogenesis and cardiac development. Recent studies indicate its elevated expression in fibroblasts and cancer cells, where it promotes epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) and tumor stroma formation, especially in colorectal cancer. DZIP1 is thus considered a potential molecular target for therapeutic intervention in cancer and fibrotic disease[1][2][16]
Hypothetical mechanisms, based on disease models, may involve inhibition of DZIP1-mediated EMT and fibroblast activation in tumor microenvironment
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