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Testis-expressed protein 52 (TEX52)
- Target
- TEX52
- Molecular classification
- Other (Protein of unknown function, DUF4532 family)
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Overview
Testis-expressed protein 52 (TEX52) is a protein-coding gene detected in humans and mice, noted for its prominent expression in testis tissue[2][5][6][7]. TEX52 is classified as a protein of unknown function, specifically containing the DUF4532 domain (Domain of Unknown Function 4532), with no established molecular function, biological process, or disease association to date[8][9][6]. No evidence supports its consideration as a therapeutic target, biomarker, or its involvement in any known pathology, and no interacting drugs or mechanism of action information is available[2][6][8]. Current annotations describe its function and clinical relevance as unknown[5][6][8].
- Other names
- testis expressed 52testis-expressed protein 52TEX524933413G19Rik (mouse ortholog)
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