CLEC12B

CLEC12B, also known as C-type lectin domain family 12 member B, is a protein - related gene. This protein is also commonly referred to in the field. It functions by binding to specific ligands on the cell surface, which can regulate cellular signaling pathways. It is involved in immune - related signaling pathways, modulating immune cell activation and response.
CLEC12B is associated with certain autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. In drug development, it has emerged as a potential therapeutic target. Some research is exploring small - molecule inhibitors or biologics that act on CLEC12B to regulate its activity and potentially treat related diseases.