Oxidoreductase NAD-binding domain-containing protein 1 (OXNAD1)

OXNAD1 encodes a mitochondrial protein with a predicted NAD-binding oxidoreductase domain, implicated broadly in cellular redox reactions and metabolism. While its specific physiological function in humans is not well defined, it is classified bioinformatically as an oxidoreductase based on conserved catalytic domain architecture. The protein is likely involved in metabolite interconversion and redox balance in mitochondria but lacks detailed functional annotation from direct experimental studies. There are nominal disease associations (phototoxic dermatitis, basal cell nevus syndrome 1) derived from gene-disease association databases, but no clear mechanistic or therapeutic links have been established. OXNAD1 is not an established drug target, and there is no evidence to support its use as a biomarker or as a source of safety concerns in therapeutic settings.

Other names

OXNAD1MGC15763RFTN1-AS1Oxidoreductase NAD-binding domain-containing protein 1RFTN1 antisense RNA 1

Not applicable; OXNAD1 is not a confirmed drug target