Zinc finger protein 233 (ZNF233)

Zinc finger protein 233 (ZNF233) is a protein expressed from the ZNF233 gene in humans, predicted to function as a DNA-binding transcription factor and be involved in transcriptional regulation[2][6]. It is likely to localize to the nucleus and shares characteristics with other zinc finger proteins, which typically regulate gene expression by interacting with DNA[1][2]. Zinc finger proteins as a class play important roles in development, differentiation, cell proliferation, and disease, but there is no detailed functional or disease-specific information for ZNF233 itself from current sources.

Other names

ZNF233FLJ38032zinc finger protein 233ZN233_HUMAN