Golgin subfamily A member 8M (GOLGA8M)

Golgin subfamily A member 8M (GOLGA8M) is a predicted structural component of the Golgi apparatus in humans encoded by the GOLGA8M gene. It is believed to play a role in maintaining the organization and integrity of the Golgi cisternae. The protein localizes to the cis-Golgi network and the Golgi cis cisterna, and is part of the broader golgin family of coiled-coil proteins implicated in vesicle tethering and maintaining Golgi architecture. There is no evidence to support GOLGA8M being a therapeutic target, biomarker, or having a known role in disease mechanisms or drug interactions[2][7][9]. GOLGA8M is not known to be a therapeutic target (such as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, etc.) and does not have associated drugs or disease roles[2][7][9]. The entry is primarily structural, with no established signaling, enzymatic, or pathogenic function based on current evidence[2][5][9]. No errors specific to spelling, but this gene is not conventionally considered a drug target.

Other names

Golgin A8 family member MGOLGA8MGolgin subfamily A member 8MPutative golgin subfamily A member 6-like protein 7