TIGD6 Proteins

Protein Information

The TIGD6 gene encodes a protein belonging to the tigger transposable element derived (TIGD) family, which is a group of proteins that originated from transposable elements but have since evolved to perform various cellular functions. These proteins are implicated in processes such as genomic regulation, chromatin remodeling, and potentially influencing gene expression patterns in eukaryotic cells. TIGD6, in particular, may play a role in cellular differentiation and development, although its specific functions are not yet fully understood. Being part of the tigger-derived family, TIGD6 has connections to genome stability and evolutionary adaptations, influencing how cells respond to developmental cues and maintain genomic integrity. Current research on TIGD6 examines its expression patterns and potential roles in different tissues, particularly regarding implications for cellular adaptation and disease susceptibility.

Synonyms

TIGD6; tigger transposable element derived 6; tigger transposable element-derived protein 6