Based on limited published evidence, ZNF615 is a zinc finger protein localized to the nucleus with predicted involvement in transcriptional regulation. GO annotations indicate it functions in regulation of transcription by RNA polymerase II and transcription cis-regulatory region binding. In a genome-wide association study of cattle calving performance, ZNF615 was identified as a candidate gene on chromosome 19 with a highly significant missense variant, though functional impact assessment suggested limited direct effect 1. In diffuse large B-cell lymphoma with TET2 mutations, ZNF615 was identified as a key hypermethylated and downregulated gene 2, suggesting potential involvement in lymphoma pathogenesis.