RBPMS (RNA Binding Proteins with Multiple Spanning domains)

RBPMS (RNA Binding Proteins with Multiple Spanning domains) are specialized proteins that attach to RNA molecules within cells. Their main role is to help regulate and manage RNA's life cycle, influencing processes like RNA transportation, stability, and how it is used to produce proteins. The "multiple spanning domains" refers to their structural feature: sections of the protein that cross cell membranes multiple times, enabling them to interact with different parts of RNA or other cellular components. This functionality is crucial for proper gene expression and cellular function, making RBPMS essential for normal cell operation.