ANAPC15 pseudogene 2 (ANAPC15P2)

ANAPC15 pseudogene 2 (ANAPC15P2) is a pseudogene and does not code for a functional protein in humans. It is related to the functional protein-coding gene ANAPC15 (anaphase promoting complex subunit 15), which encodes a component of the anaphase-promoting complex/cyclosome (APC/C), a regulator of cell cycle progression. However, ANAPC15P2 itself lacks protein-coding capacity and its biological function, if any, is not established. There is no current evidence that ANAPC15P2 represents a therapeutic target, drug interaction partner, biomarker, or disease gene. Its inclusion in target lists is likely an error or misannotation, as only the functional ANAPC15 gene is a bona fide molecular component of cellular pathways[5][7][9]. Notes: - is_target is set to false because pseudogenes typically do not produce functional products and are not considered therapeutic targets. - is_incorrect is true for drug discovery/target purposes since its status as a pseudogene means it is not an actionable molecular target. - The functional information for the related gene ANAPC15 (not ANAPC15P2) regards its role in the cell cycle and mitosis, but these functions do not apply to ANAPC15P2[5][7]. Summary: ANAPC15P2 is a nonfunctional pseudogene, not considered a therapeutic target, with no established biological or pharmacological role[5][7].

Other names

ANAPC15P2ANAPC15 pseudogene 2