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Protein interacting with cyclin A1 (PROCA1)

Target: PROCA1
Molecular classification: Other (no evidence it is an enzyme, GPCR, kinase, transporter, or classical receptor)

Overview

Protein interacting with cyclin A1 (PROCA1) is a human protein that enables cyclin binding activity and is predicted to participate in processes such as arachidonate secretion and phospholipid metabolism[7][8]. It is a proline-rich protein but is not currently classified as an enzyme, transcription factor, or receptor and does not belong to any major signal transduction families[8][6]. Its direct functions and therapeutic relevance remain unclear, and no clinically relevant drugs or biomarker associations have been reported.

Other names: Protein PROCA1MGC39650proline-rich cyclin A1-interacting protein

Biological functions

Cyclin bindingArachidonate secretionPhospholipid metabolic process

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Other (no direct role identified in major disease categories)

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