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10PubMed Papers
20Diseases
0Drugs
0Pathogenic Variants
DATA QUALITYβ Experimental GO Evidenceβ Swiss-Prot Reviewed
microtubule bindingsperm axoneme assemblyciliary basal bodyciliumalcohol drinkingmathematical abilityazoospermiaspermatogenic failure 65
Based on limited published evidence, CFAP157 is a cilia and flagella-associated protein specifically required for spermatogenesis, flagellum morphogenesis, and sperm motility 1. It functions in sperm axoneme assembly and microtubule binding at the ciliary basal body, likely suppressing supernumerary axoneme formation to ensure proper ultrastructure. CFAP157 was identified as a candidate gene variant in congenital heart disease patients with laterality defects 2, and its expression appears associated with ciliated epithelial cell populations in respiratory tissues.
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CFAP157 identified as part of epithelial gene signature detected in columnar epithelial cells in sputum samples
PMID: 312642632
CFAP157 identified as candidate gene variant in CHD patients with laterality defects via whole-exome sequencing
PMID: 40467998β Limited data available β This gene has 2 indexed publications. Summary and analysis may be incomplete.
alcohol drinkingOpen Targets
mathematical abilityOpen Targets
spermatogenic failure 65Open Targets
spermatogenic failure, X-linked, 5Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 72Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 84Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 93Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 18Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 27Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 46Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 56Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 92Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 94Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 19Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 43Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 45Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 49Open Targets
spermatogenic failure 82Open Targets
spermatogenic failure, X-linked, 3Open Targets
No pathogenic variants reported on ClinVar for this gene.