FRMD4B

FRMD4B (FERM Domain Containing 4B): FRMD4B is a member of the FERM domain-containing proteins, known for their role in mediating linkages between the cell membrane and the cytoskeleton. This protein plays a key role in cellular processes such as signal transduction, cell morphology, and migration by interacting with various transmembrane proteins and influencing their localization and function. FRMD4B's involvement is crucial in the development and maintenance of neuronal networks, as well as in the regulation of cell polarity and membrane organization. Its function is significant for proper neural development and may be implicated in neurological disorders. The dysregulation of FRMD4B has potential consequences for cell adhesion, communication, and migration, contributing to the pathology of diseases such as cancer and neurodegenerative conditions. Understanding FRMD4B's role offers insights into the complex mechanisms of cell structure and signaling, highlighting its importance in cellular integrity and potential as a target for therapeutic intervention in related disorders.