Zinc finger protein 385C (ZNF385C)

Zinc finger protein 385C is a protein encoded by the ZNF385C gene, characterized by its possession of zinc finger structural motifs, most commonly C2H2-type domains, which allow for specific interactions with DNA or RNA in the regulation of gene expression. The protein is predicted to bind nucleic acids and zinc ions, and localizes primarily in the cell nucleus. The broader class of zinc finger proteins plays diverse roles in cellular processes, including transcription, replication, apoptosis, and cell signaling, but ZNF385C itself is primarily referenced for its nucleic acid binding and regulation activity, with no established links to disease or clinical targeting.

Other names

ZNF385CCTD-2132N18.2CTD-2132N18.4zinc finger protein 385C