Zinc finger protein 701 (ZNF701)

Zinc finger protein 701 is a human nuclear protein that functions as a DNA-binding transcription factor, predicted to regulate gene expression by interacting with RNA polymerase II-responsive cis-regulatory DNA sequences[3]. It is a member of the large and diverse zinc finger protein family, which is characterized by structural motifs stabilized by zinc ions and commonly implicated in transcriptional regulation, chromatin remodeling, genome stability, and DNA repair[1][2]. While many zinc finger proteins are linked with critical pathways and diseases, ZNF701’s specific biological role and disease associations remain largely uncharacterized in current literature[3][1].

Other names

ZNF701FLJ10891