Researchers in Australia have identified a new gene that plays a fundamental role in regulating the production of pro-inflammatory proteins.
The discovery of this unknown genetic mechanism will offer scientists exciting new pathways to treat a variety of diseases.
Australian researchers have identified a new gene that plays a fundamental role in regulating the production of pro-inflammatory proteins. It's hoped that the discovery of this previously unknown genetic mechanism will offer scientists exciting new pathways to treat a variety of diseases, from cancer to diabetes.
The C6orf106 or (C6) gene is an "evolutionary-conserved inhibitor of the innate antiviral response." as researchers call it. It is hypothesized to have existed for over 500 million years. It was also identified in many animal species over time. This suggests that it plays a vital part in modulating our immune signaling pathways.
The immune system produces cytokines to help fortify the immune system and prevent pathogens and viruses from causing disease and C6 regulates this process. The role of C6 in regulating cytokine not only pays a part in the development of inflammatory disease where the immune system presents as overactive, but also potentially in diseases such as cancer where the immune system does not successfully attack tumorous threats. (Haridy, 2018)
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