Zinc finger protein 766 (ZNF766)

Zinc finger protein 766 (ZNF766) is a member of the C2H2-type zinc finger protein family and acts as a predicted DNA-binding transcription factor located in the nucleus[3][2][5]. It is involved in the regulation of transcription by RNA polymerase II, likely by binding to specific DNA sequences in promoter regions to influence gene expression[3][2][5][7]. No direct roles in disease, drug interactions, or established therapeutic targeting have been reported, and its biological function is not fully characterized. Like other zinc finger proteins, ZNF766 may contribute to gene regulatory networks involved in diverse physiological and potentially pathological processes[1][3].

Other names

ZNF766