Gene Research Initiative

Understanding the ARID5B Gene

A resource for researchers, clinicians, and patients exploring the role of ARID5B in human health and disease.

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What is ARID5B?
ARID5B (AT-Rich Interaction Domain 5B) is a transcription factor gene that plays a critical role in cell growth, differentiation, and metabolism. Variants in this gene have been linked to several significant conditions, drawing growing interest from the research community.

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Gene function

ARID5B encodes a DNA-binding protein involved in transcriptional regulation, development, and cell proliferation.

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Disease associations

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Chromosomal location

Located on chromosome 10q21.2. Part of the ARID family of proteins, defined by the AT-rich interaction domain.

Research papers & articles
A curated collection of key publications on ARID5B. Add or remove entries to reflect the papers most relevant to your work.
Genomics 2023
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Oncology 2022
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Clinical 2021
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Review 2020
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