Translation machinery-associated protein 7B (TMA7B)

Translation machinery-associated protein 7B (TMA7B) is a protein-coding gene in Homo sapiens that shares homology with the translation machinery associated 7 (TMA7) family, originally described in yeast[1][3][11][13]. It is listed as a distinct gene from TMA7 and is referred to as an "important paralog" of TMA7[3]. TMA7B itself has no documented biological functions, molecular activities, disease associations, or roles as a therapeutic target, and there is no information implicating it in any major human disease or as interacting with drugs in the current major biomedical resources[3][9][13]. Its function remains uncharacterized, and it is not currently considered a known therapeutic target or related to major safety concerns.

Other names

Translation machinery associated 7 homolog Bnovel protein similar to translation machinery associated 7 homolog (S. cerevisiae)