FAM90A14 Inhibitors

FAM90A14, like its family counterparts, is thought to be encoded by a gene that may play a role in nuclear functions, given the nuclear localization signals that are often found in these proteins. This association with the nucleus points towards a potential involvement in critical cellular processes such as the regulation of gene expression, DNA replication and repair, or chromatin organization. The conserved sequences within the FAM90A family members imply that they may have overlapping or complementary roles, possibly interacting with each other or with other proteins to carry out their functions.Research efforts such as gene expression profiling, examination of protein-protein interactions, and the investigation of post-translational modifications are necessary to shed light on the role of FAM90A14. These studies could provide insight into its contribution to cellular homeostasis and its potential involvement in human diseases.