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Testis-expressed protein 51 (TEX51) is a protein coded by the TEX51 gene, predominantly expressed in the testis and predicted to be an integral membrane protein. It is not currently classified as a receptor, enzyme, or transporter, and there are no well-established biological functions, disease associations, or therapeutic targeting data available for this gene in public databases. Key details: - Gene ID: NCBI Gene 101929926, Ensembl ENSG00000237524, UniProtKB A0A1B0GUA7. - Cellular localization: Predicted to be an integral membrane protein. - Major databases: No pharmacological, clinical, or disease relevance yet assigned.
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