Yes, the gamma tights variant is associated with a gene. The term "gamma tights" likely refers to a specific genetic variant or mutation that affects the production or function of a protein called gamma-tight junction protein. This protein is involved in the formation of tight junctions, which are specialized structures that help maintain the integrity and barrier function of cells in various tissues and organs. Variations in the gene encoding this protein can lead to abnormalities in tight junction formation and function, which may have implications for various physiological processes and health conditions.
