Mallekin
Mallekin refers to a family of proteins characterized by their nucleoplasmic localization and their association with chromatin. These proteins play a role in various cellular processes, including gene regulation, DNA replication, and DNA repair. The term "mallekin" itself is derived from the scientific investigation that identified and characterized these proteins.
The core function of mallekins involves their interaction with DNA and other proteins within the nucleus. They
Dysregulation or mutations in mallekin genes have been linked to certain developmental disorders and diseases. The