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Ankyrin repeat domain 62 pseudogene 1 (ANKRD62P1) is a transcribed unprocessed pseudogene located in the human genome, recognized by its similarity to protein-coding ankyrin repeat domain genes[5]. It does not encode a functional protein but is expressed as a non-coding RNA, with notable transcription in neural cells[3]. As a pseudogene, it may participate in regulatory RNA networks, potentially affecting parental gene expression via RNA mechanisms such as acting as miRNA sponges or generating regulatory non-coding RNAs, roles broadly documented for some pseudogenes but not specifically confirmed for ANKRD62P1[2][3][6][7]. There is no evidence supporting direct interaction with drugs, biomarker utility, or function as a therapeutic target.
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