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NUT family member 2F is a human protein encoded by the NUTM2F gene. It is a protein of 756 amino acids with a molecular weight of approximately 80.8 kDa[4][5]. The gene is associated with corneal dystrophy, posterior polymorphous types 1 and 3, but its biological function and precise molecular roles are currently not characterized in the scientific literature[3][4][5]. It does not belong to well-known receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor families based on available data, and there are no direct links to drugs, biomarker utility, or major safety issues. At present, NUTM2F should not be considered a validated therapeutic target due to lack of evidence for such a role.
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