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Zinc finger protein 428 (ZNF428) is a ubiquitously expressed nuclear and cytoplasmic protein in humans, containing classical zinc finger domains that enable it to bind DNA and potentially regulate transcription. The gene is located on chromosome 19 (19:43,607,223-43,619,639; reverse strand) and has several transcripts. Zinc finger proteins form one of the largest protein families, characterized by DNA, RNA or protein-binding functions, and are widely involved in transcriptional regulation, differentiation, development, and other cellular processes. While several related zinc finger proteins are implicated in disease (cancer, neurodegeneration), there is currently no published evidence specifically linking ZNF428 itself to any disease state or known drug interactions.
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