CGI-69 Activators

CGI-69, also known as ATRNL1 (Attractin-like 1), is a protein that, while not extensively characterized, is believed to play a role in neurodevelopment and cellular signaling. Its structural relation to the attractin gene family suggests functions in cell-cell interactions, influencing neuronal connectivity and brain morphogenesis. The attractin family is known for its involvement in immune response and neurological development, which implies that ATRNL1 may also contribute to these processes.

The protein's precise mechanism of action remains to be fully elucidated, but it is thought to interact with membrane receptors or other cell surface molecules, modulating pathways that are crucial for the nervous system's development and function. Understanding ATRNL1's activity is significant because it could offer insights into neural development disorders or neurodegenerative diseases where signaling pathways are disrupted.