Zinc finger protein 660 (ZNF660)

Zinc finger protein 660 is a protein containing multiple C2H2-type zinc finger domains, encoded by the ZNF660 gene located on human chromosome 3[1][5][7]. It is part of a large family of zinc finger proteins that typically function as transcription factors, regulating gene expression by binding sequence-specific double-stranded DNA motifs in the nucleus[1][3][8]. The precise biological roles of ZNF660 remain incompletely characterized, but like other zinc finger proteins, it may contribute to DNA recognition, transcriptional activation, and related gene regulatory functions[2][8]. There are currently no known associated drugs, disease roles, or biomarker applications for clinical use. No information suggests safety concerns or direct therapeutic targeting.

Other names

ZNF660FLJ36870zinc finger protein 660