Human Putative ankyrin repeat domain-containing protein 30B-like (ANKRD30BL) ELISA Kit

Background

ANKRD30BL is a protein containing ankyrin repeat motifs, which are structural domains known for mediating protein-protein interactions its expression is observed in various tissues though it is most prominently associated with immune and reproductive systems studies suggest that ANKRD30BL may play a role in intracellular signaling and cellular adhesion processes through interactions with other proteins involved in these pathways its structural features hint at potential involvement in regulating cellular responses to stress and environmental stimuli bioinformatics analyses propose connections with pathways linked to cytoskeletal organization and intracellular transport though direct experimental evidence is limited mutations or dysregulation of ANKRD30BL have been tentatively linked to developmental and immune-related abnormalities ongoing research focuses on elucidating its precise molecular functions identifying its binding partners and exploring its potential roles in health and disease further experimental validation is necessary to fully understand its biological significance and therapeutic relevance