Zinc finger protein 284 (ZNF284)

Zinc finger protein 284 is a member of the C2H2-type zinc finger transcription factor family. It is a protein-coding gene predicted to enable DNA-binding and sequence-specific regulation of transcription, particularly by interacting with RNA polymerase II-regulatory elements. Zinc finger proteins comprise a diverse family of transcription factors defined by their zinc finger motifs, which stabilize the protein structure and facilitate DNA/RNA binding. While other zinc finger family members are well-studied in the regulation of cell differentiation, proliferation, and disease, ZNF284 itself is poorly characterized—with limited functional or disease association data available in current resources. No evidence currently supports ZNF284 as a therapeutic target, disease gene, or biomarker candidate. The information provided above is based on genomic and protein annotation, and should be updated if new research clarifies additional functional or pathological roles for ZNF284.

Other names

ZNF284ZNF284LDKFZp781F1775