Zinc finger protein 792 (ZNF792)

Zinc finger protein 792 (ZNF792) is a protein-coding gene in Homo sapiens that encodes a predicted nuclear transcription factor belonging to the zinc finger family[4]. The protein is characterized by DNA binding domains which allow it to regulate gene expression by interacting with cis-regulatory regions in the genome[2][3][8]. While its function is inferred from domain structure and sequence homology—it may participate in identical protein binding and transcriptional regulation—it has not been linked to therapeutic targeting, disease roles, or clinical biomarkers. Its expression is noted in a variety of human tissues, and it is one of many zinc finger proteins involved in the complex regulation of gene transcription[6][7][8].

Other names

ZNF792FLJ38451zinc finger protein 792