ACTR3B pseudogene 2 (ACTR3BP2)

ACTR3B pseudogene 2 (ACTR3BP2, FKSG73) is a human pseudogene that shares sequence similarity with the actin-related protein 3B gene (ACTR3B), but does not encode a functional protein[6][8][5]. Pseudogenes are generally considered non-coding segments that may serve as genomic markers but lack direct biological activity. Although some studies speculate ACTR3BP2 may play roles in cell growth or development, there is no experimentally validated molecular function or disease relevance[4][6]. No evidence suggests it acts as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or other conventional drug target.\n\nBased on current search results, ACTR3BP2 does not fit classification as a therapeutic target. It is best described as a human pseudogene, with FKSG73 as its main alias.

Other names

FKSG73