AC004678.2

ENSG00000279653 refers to an uncharacterized transcript (AC004678.2) that is provisionally associated with the TEC gene in some genomic databases[1][7]. There is no evidence that this entry represents a canonical protein-coding gene, receptor, enzyme, or other recognized therapeutic target[1][7]. Common genomic databases do not provide functional annotation, disease association, or therapeutic interaction for this transcript, and there is ambiguity about whether it reflects a real biological entity or a computational artifact[1][7][5]. No molecular function, biological process, or family classification is assigned, and there are no known drugs or safety concerns relevant to this entry. Correction and context: - The term “ENSG00000279653” is an Ensembl identifier that maps to a transcript called *AC004678.2*, and is sometimes crosslisted with *TEC*, a tyrosine kinase gene. However, no authoritative source lists ENSG00000279653 itself as the coding gene for TEC tyrosine kinase or any well-defined protein; TEC is a distinct, characterized gene (typically ENSG00000187971 for human TEC)[1][7]. - Functional, disease, and drug-related information pertain to TEC protein, not to the uncharacterized transcript ENSG00000279653[1][7]. - Most structured and curated databases classify ENSG00000279653 as "Uncategorized" with missing protein function, family, or clinical information[1]. Summary: - ENSG00000279653 is not considered a therapeutic target and likely represents a non-coding transcript or database artifact, not a canonical drug target.

Other names

TECAC004678.2