Putative cyclin-Y-like protein 3 (CCNYL3)

CCNYL3, or putative cyclin-Y-like protein 3, is a predicted human protein encoded by the CCNYL3 gene, based on homology to cyclin Y family members. UniProt describes the gene and its product as “putative,” with no functional annotation, no reported biological functions, and no established links to cell signaling, transcription, or disease[5]. Unlike cyclin Y (CCNY), which is well-studied and involved in cell cycle regulation, signal transduction, and cancer, CCNYL3 is uncharacterized and lacking experimental validation, with no disease associations or evidence of clinical significance in the literature. If you need information about CCNY (cyclin Y) instead—which is an established regulator of cell cycle and signaling—please request it specifically, as CCNY is substantially annotated and experimentally characterized, while CCNYL3 is not[1][3][5].

Other names

CCNYL3Putative cyclin-Y-like protein 3