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Gap junction protein beta-3 (Connexin 31) is a component of gap junctions—specialized intercellular channels formed by connexin subunits. These channels enable the diffusion of ions and small molecules between neighboring cells, supporting key processes like tissue homeostasis, cell growth, differentiation in the skin, and proper function of the inner ear. Mutations in GJB3 impair gap junction assembly and channel function, and are associated with non-syndromic hearing loss and erythrokeratodermia variabilis, a skin disorder. Connexin 31 also has roles in cell survival and proliferation in certain cancers
Drugs altering connexin function would impact gap junction channel activity, thereby modulating cell-cell communication, ion diffusion, and signaling
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