Recombinant Human C3orf10 protein

Supplementary information

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C3orf10 also known as ARMH4 or Armadillo Repeat Containing 4 encodes a protein with a currently limited mechanical description. This protein weighs approximately 54 kDa and is expressed in multiple tissues notably in the brain and skeletal muscle. Studies indicate it may play a role in cellular architecture or signal transduction but exact mechanical roles require further investigation.

Biological function summary

The protein product of C3orf10 may participate in cellular structural organization or intracellular signaling. Evidence suggests it functions as part of a larger protein complex though not extensively characterized. It possibly assists in linking cellular components to ensure structural integrity or facilitate signaling processes in cells.

Pathways

C3orf10 integrates into certain cellular pathways potentially involving cytoskeleton organization or signaling cascades. It associates with proteins involved in structural support and signal relay including some members of the armadillo family known for roles in cell adhesion and signaling. However the precise pathways C3orf10 participates in remain to be fully elucidated.

C3orf10 holds interest in research related to neurodegenerative conditions and muscular disorders. Alterations in its expression or function may link to conditions like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or dystrophin-related muscle dysfunction. C3orf10 could interact with proteins such as dystrophin or others involved in neurodegeneration highlighting its potential impact on disease pathways.