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Tektin-like protein 1 (TEKTL1), encoded by the CCDC105 gene, is a coiled-coil domain-containing protein believed to function as a conserved cytoskeletal component, particularly associated with the inner microtubules of sperm flagella[3]. TEKTL1 is not an enzyme, signaling receptor, or commonly drug-targeted molecule. It is distinct from "Transketolase-like protein 1 (TKTL1)," which is an unrelated metabolic enzyme with established roles in cancer, glucose metabolism, and disease[1][2][4][6]. No evidence supports a role for TEKTL1/CCDC105 in canonical disease pathways outside of its presumed structural function, and the molecule is not recognized as a therapeutic or diagnostic target.
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