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Nuclear pore complex-interacting protein family member B2 (NPIPB2) is a protein encoded by the NPIPB2 gene, located on human chromosome 16[1][5][8]. This protein is a member of a larger, mostly primate-specific gene family and is predicted to localize to the nucleus, with possible association with the nuclear pore complex, though its precise molecular function and biological relevance remain largely uncharacterized[1][4][5][8]. There is currently no direct evidence supporting its role as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or established therapeutic target in human disease[1][5][8].
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