TGB1

TGB1 refers to a protein also known as TEC family kinase binding domain-containing protein 1. It plays a role in cellular signaling pathways, particularly those involving immune responses. The protein is characterized by the presence of a TEC homology domain (THD), which is a structural motif found in tyrosine kinases of the TEC family. TGB1 is thought to be involved in the recruitment and activation of these kinases, thereby influencing downstream signaling events. Research has explored its involvement in the development and function of immune cells, including lymphocytes. Its precise mechanisms of action and its complete range of biological functions are areas of ongoing scientific investigation. Variations in the TGB1 gene have been studied for potential associations with certain autoimmune conditions and other immune-related disorders. Understanding TGB1's interactions and regulatory functions is crucial for deciphering complex immune system processes.