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Transmembrane protein 191B (TMEM191B) is a protein-coding gene encoding an uncharacterized single-pass membrane protein found in eukaryotes[8][10]. The protein is predicted to be located in the cell membrane, possibly functioning in epithelial tissues where it may be involved in cell signaling, cell-cell adhesion, or transport processes, though its precise biological role is not well established[4][10]. There are no documented roles as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or other canonical therapeutic target, nor are there known disease associations, interacting drugs, or established biomarkers in the current scientific literature[1][8][11].
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