Zinc finger protein 724 (ZNF724)

Zinc finger protein 724 (ZNF724) is a predicted DNA-binding transcription factor belonging to the large family of zinc finger proteins, which are characterized by their zinc finger domains that mediate sequence-specific DNA binding and regulation of transcription, typically via RNA polymerase II[2][6]. ZNF724 is predicted to localize to the cell nucleus and function primarily in the regulation of gene expression[2][6]. As of now, there is no evidence supporting its role as a therapeutic target, nor are there disease-specific roles, interacting drugs, biomarker relevance, or safety concerns associated with this protein[2][6]. Some sources refer to it as ZNF724P, indicating possible past annotation as a pseudogene or uncertainty about its functional status[2].

Other names

ZNF724ZNF724Pzinc finger protein 724