ANKRD49 pseudogene 2 (ANKRD49P2)

ANKRD49 pseudogene 2 is a genomic sequence on chromosome 12 classified as a pseudogene[7]. Unlike its parent gene ANKRD49, which encodes a protein with ankyrin repeat motifs involved in protein-protein interactions and has relevance in the context of cancers and cell fate modulation[2][3][4], ANKRD49P2 does not produce a functional protein and is not known to play a direct role in cellular signaling, therapeutic targeting, or human disease. Pseudogenes like ANKRD49P2 may retain sequence similarity to their parent genes but are typically inactive in protein synthesis and do not contribute to classical molecular pathways[5][7]. If you are seeking structured information for a therapeutic target, ANKRD49P2 should not be considered, since it does not encode a functional protein or participate directly in cellular functions relevant to drug discovery. Information about the functional ANKRD49 gene/protein is available and relevant in disease contexts, especially certain cancers[2][4], but not for ANKRD49P2.

Other names

ANKRD49P2ANKRD49 pseudogene 2