CD300LD

CD300LD encodes the Cluster of Differentiation 300b-like protein D. Also known as IgV-like domain-containing receptor 3, it belongs to the CD300 family. This protein is involved in modulating immune responses. It interacts with ligands on immune cells, influencing cell activation and cytokine production. Signaling pathways related to CD300LD include those involved in innate immunity and inflammation.
Alterations in CD300LD are associated with autoimmune diseases and certain cancers. In autoimmune diseases, dysregulation may lead to over - activation of the immune system. In cancer, it may affect immune surveillance. Currently, research is exploring it as a potential target for immunotherapies, though specific drugs are still in the early stages of development.