Zinc finger protein 780A (ZNF780A)

Zinc finger protein 780A (ZNF780A) is a human protein predicted to function as a DNA-binding transcription factor with RNA polymerase II specificity, likely involved in the regulation of gene expression by binding specific cis-regulatory DNA regions[2][5][9][12]. ZNF780A belongs to the C2H2-type zinc finger protein family, the largest class of transcription factors in the human genome, characterized by the presence of zinc finger motifs that stabilize their structure and mediate interactions with DNA[4][1][3]. While ZNF780A is associated with the regulation of transcription and is primarily localized in the nucleus, there are currently no direct reports of it being a therapeutic drug target, nor are there well-documented roles in major diseases such as cancer, inflammation, or neurodegeneration[5][7].

Other names

ZNF780Azinc finger protein 780AZNF780