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ITPR-interacting domain-containing protein 2 (ITPRID2) is a cytosolic, actin-binding protein found across multiple subcellular compartments, including the cytosol, nucleoplasm, and plasma membrane[3][6]. It is encoded by the ITPRID2 gene and is involved in binding to actin filaments, likely contributing to cytoskeletal organization, cellular structural integrity, and motility[3][6]. While paralogous to ITPRID1, no confirmed direct involvement with disease or drug targeting exists[3][6]. The protein is also known under several aliases referencing its discovery in connection with KRAS-induced actin interactions and sperm-specific antigens, but its primary function centers on actin filament regulation[1][3][6][8].
No mechanisms of action for drugs targeting ITPRID2 are currently documented[3][6].
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