Zinc finger protein 525 (ZNF525)

Zinc finger protein 525 (ZNF525) is a member of the large zinc finger protein family, characterized by the presence of zinc finger domains that enable DNA binding and transcriptional regulatory activity[1][2][4]. ZNF525 is predicted to function as a DNA-binding transcription factor, likely involved in modulating gene expression through sequence-specific interactions with DNA and potentially influencing transcription by RNA polymerase II[4]. Its canonical localization is nuclear. While the biological function of ZNF525 is not comprehensively mapped, expression signature studies identify it as part of a gene panel with prognostic significance in osteosarcoma, suggesting its expression pattern may contribute to cancer risk stratification rather than direct therapeutic targeting[3]. No direct drug interactions, therapeutic mechanisms of action, or specific safety issues are known for this target to date.

Other names

KIAA1979zinc finger protein 525ZNF525