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ABHD17A pseudogene 4 (ABHD17AP4) is classified as a pseudogene, meaning it is a genomic DNA sequence similar to a known gene but nonfunctional; it does not encode an active protein product or have recognized biological activity in humans. It is also known by the aliases FAM108A5 and FAM108A5P[3]. No molecular function, disease association, or roles in signaling, drug interactions, or safety considerations have been described for this entity in available gene and functional databases[3][5][6]. The closely related gene ABHD17A is a protein-coding gene involved in protein depalmitoylation and various cellular processes[1][2][4], but ABHD17AP4 specifically is not a coding or therapeutic target by current definitions.
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