Cd114m

Cd114m refers to a specific protein or gene, likely involved in biological processes. The designation "Cd" often indicates a cluster of differentiation marker, commonly used in immunology to identify cell surface molecules. The "114m" part suggests a particular member or isoform within that cluster, possibly with some modification indicated by the "m." Understanding the precise function and significance of Cd114m requires further investigation into its cellular localization, binding partners, and downstream effects. Research in this area could shed light on its role in cell signaling, immune responses, or developmental pathways. The expression pattern of Cd114m across different cell types and tissues is also a key area of study, as it can provide clues about its physiological relevance. While specific details about Cd114m are not universally known without context, this nomenclature strongly suggests a target of scientific inquiry within molecular biology and immunology.