ANO3 antisense RNA 1 (ANO3-AS1)

ANO3 antisense RNA 1 (ANO3-AS1) is an endogenous long non-coding RNA transcribed from the antisense strand of the ANO3 gene locus on the human genome[1][3]. As a natural antisense transcript (NAT), its primary presumed function—based on antisense RNA biology—is to regulate the expression, stability, or processing of the sense *ANO3* mRNA through cis- or trans-acting mechanisms[3][5][6]. Antisense RNAs can modulate gene expression via DNA methylation, histone modifications, or by directly interacting with their complementary mRNAs, sometimes affecting mRNA stability or translation[3][6][7]. However, the specific biological function, disease association, or clinical relevance of ANO3-AS1 has not been described in detail in current scientific literature or major gene databases[1].

Other names

ANO3-AS1