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Aminoacylase 1 pseudogene

Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Non-coding region

Overview

Aminoacylase 1 pseudogene (LOC100418959; ENSG00000264236) is a non-functional, non-coding segment of DNA that arises from duplication or retrotransposition of the *aminoacylase 1* (ACY1) gene[1][3][5]. Unlike the ACY1 protein-coding gene, this pseudogene does not encode a functional enzyme and does not have a direct biological, pathological, or therapeutic role. Although pseudogenes can occasionally give rise to regulatory RNA transcripts (such as lncRNAs) or influence gene expression indirectly, no such function has been documented for this pseudogene[3][5]. In summary, ENSG00000264236 corresponds to an inactive genetic locus, not a therapeutic target or receptor.

Other names: LOC100418959ENSG00000264236Aminoacylase 1 pseudogene

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