RCHF2

RCHF2, also known as Recurrent Cell-Cycle Protein 2, is a gene that encodes a protein found in humans and other mammals. The RCHF2 protein plays a role in the regulation of the cell cycle, a fundamental process that controls cell growth and division. Specifically, RCHF2 is thought to be involved in the transition between different phases of the cell cycle, ensuring that the process occurs accurately and without errors.

Mutations or dysregulation of RCHF2 have been implicated in certain cellular abnormalities, and research has explored its potential connection to various diseases, including some types of cancer. The protein's function within the intricate machinery of cell division makes it a target of interest for understanding both normal biological processes and pathological conditions. Further investigation into the precise mechanisms by which RCHF2 exerts its influence on the cell cycle is ongoing. Its interactions with other proteins and its specific cellular localization are key areas of scientific inquiry.