TNTH
TNTH, also known as TNTH1, is a human gene that encodes a protein involved in the process of cellular development and function. This gene is situated on the long arm of chromosome 9 and codes for a tannase enzyme that plays a crucial role in hydrolyzing various types of esters, including natural products such as cinnamates and carboxylic acid derivatives.
The protein produced by the TNTH gene, TANNASE, breaks down certain chemical compounds into simpler components
Aberrant expression or mutations in the TNTH gene have been linked to distinctive conditions affecting connective
Tannase, the protein encoded by the TNTH gene, shares sequence similarities with other enzymes that catalyze