PARVB
PARVB is a gene symbol used in some public genomic resources to designate a member of the parvalbumin protein family, sometimes referred to as parvalbumin beta. However, there is no universally accepted gene model for PARVB, and major databases do not consistently treat PARVB as a distinct gene separate from PVALB. Because of this lack of consensus, there is no widely cited sequence, chromosomal location, or explicit functional characterization attributable solely to PARVB in standard references.
In practice, annotations that mention PARVB are often aligned with the parvalbumin locus or with related EF-hand
Because of the inconsistent usage, researchers are advised to verify current identifiers in gene databases such