Recombinant Human FAM150A protein (Fc Chimera)

Supplementary information

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FAM150A also known as Protein C6orf223 is a protein that participates in cellular processes. The molecular mass of FAM150A reaches about 28 kDa. It is notably expressed in tissues such as the brain and reproductive organs. Insight into its expression assists in understanding its mechanical roles within the body.

Biological function summary

FAM150A engages in a variety of essential cellular functions. It does not appear to form part of any larger protein complex but its function is integral to cellular signaling. FAM150A contributes significantly to communication processes between cells influencing cellular responses and adaptations in specific tissue environments.

Pathways

FAM150A plays roles in signal transduction processes. It integrates into pathways like the AKT signaling pathway influencing cellular growth and survival. FAM150A has some interaction with proteins such as the receptor Tyrosine kinase. These interactions mark its importance in maintaining cellular integrity and regulation.

FAM150A has connections to certain neurological disorders and cancer. Abnormal expression or mutation of FAM150A can correlate with the development of glioblastomas a type of brain cancer. Another protein EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) interacts with FAM150A within these diseased states potentially affecting disease progression and cellular behavior. Understanding these relationships guides research towards potential therapeutic interventions.