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SREK1 interacting protein 1 (SREK1IP1) is a lysine-rich zinc finger protein that interacts with splicing factors (notably SRrp86), and is predicted to function as a splicing regulator, enabling nucleic acid and zinc ion binding activity. It is involved in multiple aspects of RNA splicing and mRNA processing and may play a role in cellular survival. SREK1IP1 is classified as a non-canonical splicing regulatory protein rather than a classical receptor or enzyme and does not appear to be a direct therapeutic target, nor does it currently have any known drug interactions, biomarker status, or established disease associations.
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