Transmembrane protein 236 (TMEM236)

Transmembrane protein 236 (TMEM236) is a predicted multi-pass membrane protein encoded by the TMEM236 gene located on human chromosome 10. Its precise biological function is not well characterized and there is currently no experimental evidence detailing its molecular function, biological process, or disease relevance. TMEM236 is not widely recognized as a therapeutic target, nor are there documented pharmacological modulators, biomarkers, or established safety concerns associated with this protein[1][6][8][9]. Key supporting evidence: - TMEM236 is recognized as a protein-coding gene but has no substantial evidence for a defined physiological or pathological role, and is not classified as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor[1][6][9]. - No drugs or therapies currently target TMEM236, and its involvement in diseases has not been firmly established in public databases or peer-reviewed literature[1][6][9]. - Alternate gene symbols (e.g., FAM23A/B) appear to refer to earlier or orthologous identifiers, reflecting its uncertain or evolving nomenclature[1][8]. - No experimentally verified biological functions or molecular pathways are attributed to TMEM236 at present[6]. If new information becomes available or more detailed studies are published, these fields may warrant updating.

Other names

FAM23AFAM23BbA16O1.2bA162I21.2family with sequence similarity 23 member Afamily with sequence similarity 23 member B