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Small integral membrane protein 41 (SMIM41)

Target: SMIM41
Molecular classification: Other, Integral membrane protein

Overview

Small integral membrane protein 41 (SMIM41) is a predicted single-pass membrane protein encoded by the human SMIM41 gene, found on chromosome 12. It is classified as a protein-coding gene, and sequence analysis predicts it is membrane-localized, but its molecular function, biological processes, and relevance to disease or therapeutic targeting have not been established in scientific literature as of June 2025. No information about its structure, family affiliations, physiological role, druggability, or disease importance is currently available in major bioinformatics resources.

Other names: Small integral membrane protein 41SMIM41

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