Zinc finger protein 805 (ZNF805)

Zinc finger protein 805 is a putative transcription factor encoded by the ZNF805 gene in humans. It is predicted to enable DNA-binding, specifically through RNA polymerase II cis-regulatory sequences, and is likely active in the nucleus, modulating transcriptional processes. The gene is a member of the large zinc finger protein family, many of which function as transcriptional regulators implicated in a range of developmental and disease processes. Disease association for ZNF805 itself is minimal, though some gene-disease linkages for disorders like retinitis pigmentosa have been reported without strong causal evidence. No functional studies, interacting drugs, or therapeutic uses are known for this protein as of the latest available data. If more specific functional or disease-related detail emerges, or if ZNF805 is implicated in defined molecular or clinical contexts, these structured fields may be updated accordingly.

Other names

ZNF805CTC-444N24.8zinc finger protein 805