lln1

LLN1 refers to a specific gene found in humans and other mammals. This gene plays a role in cellular processes. The LLN1 gene is responsible for encoding a protein that is involved in cellular adhesion and migration. It is a transmembrane protein, meaning it spans across the cell membrane. The protein produced by LLN1 is known to interact with other proteins and molecules in the extracellular matrix, influencing how cells attach to their surroundings and how they move within tissues.

Research has indicated that LLN1 may be implicated in various biological functions. Its involvement in cell adhesion suggests a potential role in tissue development and repair. Furthermore, alterations or mutations in the LLN1 gene have been explored in the context of certain diseases. Studies have investigated its expression levels and function in conditions where cell migration is a significant factor. The precise mechanisms and full spectrum of LLN1's biological activities continue to be an area of ongoing scientific investigation.