Zinc finger protein 543 (ZNF543)

Zinc finger protein 543 is a member of the zinc finger protein family in humans, encoded by the ZNF543 gene. It is believed to function as a transcription factor, likely involved in the regulation of gene expression by binding DNA, although its precise physiological targets and roles are not fully characterized. Zinc finger proteins such as ZNF543 are known to participate in a wide range of cellular functions, especially DNA recognition and the regulation of transcription, through structurally diverse domains that coordinate zinc ions and interact with nucleic acids or other proteins. There is no current evidence that ZNF543 is a therapeutic target, nor are there known drugs, disease-specific roles, defined biomarkers, or reported safety concerns unique to this protein[1][2][3][4].

Other names

ZNF543DKFZp434H055zinc finger protein 543