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Inhibitory synaptic factor family member 2B (INSYN2B) is a human protein-coding gene, also known by the aliases C5orf57 and FAM196B. It is predicted to participate in the modulation of inhibitory postsynaptic potentials within neuronal circuits, with localization inferred in postsynaptic density regions. The specific molecular function, biological processes, and clinical relevance remain uncharacterized due to lack of experimental annotation. Current genetic information places INSYN2B on chromosome 5, but no direct links to disease, drug interactions, or recognized biomarker status have been established
None known (No mechanisms of action described for drugs targeting INSYN2B, consistent with its non-target status)
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