STRAD1STRAD2

STRAD1STRAD2 refers to a specific pair of genes, Stradin 1 and Stradin 2, that are involved in cellular processes. These genes encode proteins that are part of the cytoskeleton, a dynamic network within cells that provides structural support and is crucial for cell movement and division. The Stradin proteins are known to interact with actin, a key component of the cytoskeleton.

The precise functions of STRAD1STRAD2 are still under active investigation, but research suggests roles in cell migration, cell adhesion, and potentially in the development and maintenance of cell shape. Disruptions or mutations in these genes have been implicated in certain cellular abnormalities, and their involvement in various cellular pathways is a focus of ongoing scientific study. Understanding the roles of STRAD1STRAD2 contributes to a broader comprehension of cellular mechanics and disease mechanisms.