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ANKRD65 antisense RNA 1 (ANKRD65-AS1) is a human long non-coding antisense RNA gene. It is affiliated with the class of lncRNAs and does not encode a protein. Its gene is located on chromosome 1. As with other antisense RNAs, its presumed function is post-transcriptional gene regulation or chromatin modification through cis or trans regulatory effects. However, its specific biological function, disease relevance, or therapeutic targeting has not been reported. No clinical, pharmacological, or biomarker associations are currently established for this gene[4][1][5].
Not applicable; no drugs targeting ANKRD65-AS1 are known
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