CSRP1 is implicated throughout this entire process.[52, 53] In the process of infection and spread of pathogenic microorganisms, the regulatory effect of CSRP1 has not been found in mammalian models, but in the immunological studies of model animals such as fish and shellfish, it has been found that high expression of CSRP1 promotes the infection of pathogenic microorganisms,[54] which provides a way to study the function of mammalian CSRP1 protein. This evidence concerns the gene CSRP1 and infection.