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Type III endosome membrane protein TEMP (C1orf210) is a membrane-associated protein encoded by the C1orf210 gene, located on human chromosome 1. It is predicted to play a role in membrane trafficking processes, particularly between endosomes and the plasma membrane, but its precise biological function remains incompletely characterized. The protein is not documented as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or any typical class of drug target. There are links to rare diseases, such as fibroosseous pseudotumor of digits and hypoglycemia (leucine-induced), but no associations with major therapeutic areas or drug interactions.
None reported; no known drug interactions
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