Recombinant Human Putative Protein MSS51 Homolog, Mitochondrial (Zinc Finger MYND Domain-Containing Protein 17) Fragment (39-460) is a high-quality, stable, and soluble protein fragment designed for structural and biochemical studies. This 422-amino acid fragment, derived from the MSS51 gene, is computationally optimized to facilitate research into mitochondrial protein function and interactions.

The full-length Putative Protein MSS51 Homolog, encoded by the MSS51 gene in Homo sapiens, is a mitochondrial protein containing a Zinc finger MYND domain. While specific functional details and subcellular localization beyond its mitochondrial association are not fully characterized, proteins with MYND domains are typically involved in protein-protein interactions and transcriptional regulation. This recombinant fragment provides a valuable tool for investigating the molecular mechanisms and potential roles of MSS51 in cellular processes.