FAM46B Inhibitors

AM46B (Family with Sequence Similarity 46 Member B) is a relatively obscure and less characterized protein encoded by the FAM46B gene in humans. Classified as a non-canonical poly(A) polymerase, FAM46B is thought to play a role in the polyadenylation of mRNA molecules, a crucial process for mRNA stability, transport, and translation. The precise biological function of FAM46B remains somewhat elusive, but it is believed to participate in cellular processes that maintain normal physiological functions. Intriguingly, alterations in FAM46B expression levels have been implicated in certain cancer types, suggesting a potential role in cellular growth and proliferation pathways. However, a comprehensive understanding of FAM46B's involvement in these pathways and its broader biological roles is still under exploration in scientific research.