Anti-DDX53/CT26 antibody

Supplementary information

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Biological function summary

DDX53/CT26 plays a role in cellular processes related to cell growth and proliferation. It participates in mRNA metabolism and splicing though it is not necessarily part of a known stable complex. The role of DDX53 in mRNA processing links it to the regulation of gene expression at a post-transcriptional level influencing cell cycle control and proliferation dynamics. Such regulatory functions are critical in understanding how aberrant expression might contribute to tumorigenesis.

Pathways

DDX53 is involved in pathways that regulate gene expression and proliferation such as the mRNA splicing pathway. Its interaction with other RNA-binding proteins might modulate splicing events important for protein expression patterns that sustain cell growth. DDX53 relates to proteins involved in the regulation of RNA metabolism such as other DEAD box family proteins which ensure accurate splicing and mRNA turnover. By affecting these pathways DDX53 can impact cellular growth control mechanisms.