Spermatogenesis-associated protein 31D4 (SPATA31D4)

Spermatogenesis-associated protein 31D4 (SPATA31D4) is a human protein that may be involved in spermatogenesis and cell differentiation[1][3][10][11]. The protein is encoded by the SPATA31D4 gene on chromosome 9 and is predicted to be a membrane-associated protein based on sequence analysis[3][10]. It belongs to a family of spermatogenesis-associated proteins of unknown specific molecular function, and has several alternatively named paralogs, including SPATA31D3 and FAM75D4[3][11]. There are no drugs, biomarker roles, or therapeutic uses currently described for SPATA31D4. Its precise biological role has not been experimentally confirmed, and no clinical safety or compound interaction data are available. **No evidence supports SPATA31D4 being a direct therapeutic target, a receptor, or associated with clinical drug action[3][10][11].**

Other names

FAM75D4Protein FAM75D4FLJ43859Protein FAM75D3FAM75D3SPATA31D3FAM75-like protein FLJ43859family with sequence similarity 75 member D4putative protein FAM75D4putative spermatogenesis-associated protein 31D4