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Family with sequence similarity 177 member B (FAM177B) is a human protein-coding gene whose gene product’s molecular function remains poorly characterized. It has been associated in database annotation with uveoparotid fever, but no direct role in common diseases or druggability has been recorded. FAM177B is detected at the transcript level, and its only known paralog is FAM177A1. There are no known drugs, mechanisms, or therapeutic applications described for this gene/protein in humans. Tissue and subcellular expression data exist, but do not define a specific molecular or pharmacological class. It is not currently considered a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or therapeutic target.
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