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Protein shisa-like-2B (SHISAL2B) is a membrane-associated protein encoded by the SHISAL2B gene in humans. It belongs to the Shisa-like protein family, which are predicted to be transmembrane proteins and may have roles in cellular signaling, likely through indirect regulation, as described in Shisa family members. There is currently no evidence supporting a therapeutic target role for SHISAL2B, nor are there any approved drugs or clear disease biomarker applications. The protein’s precise physiological or pathophysiological function in human tissues remains unclear, although it is expressed in locations like the stomach and pancreatic islets.
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