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Family with sequence similarity 153 member A (FAM153A) is a protein-coding gene for which there is currently limited functional or mechanistic characterization in the biomedical literature. The gene is known by several aliases, including KIAA0752 and NY-REN-7. To date, FAM153A has not been classified as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or a common drug target. Its biological roles remain largely uncharacterized, and existing information primarily notes a genetic association with Joubert syndrome 3. There is no evidence of FAM153A being a therapeutic target, interacting with drugs, or used as a biomarker for disease or therapy selection[3][2].
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