ASAP1 intronic transcript 2 (non-protein coding) (ASAP1-IT2)

ASAP1 intronic transcript 2 (ASAP1-IT2) is a long non-coding RNA transcribed from the intronic region of the ASAP1 gene. It does not code for protein and is primarily classified among regulatory lncRNAs; its specific biological function, disease association, and relevance to drug targeting are currently poorly described in the biomedical literature[4][1]. Additional notes: - Context from ASAP1-IT1: ASAP1-IT1, another intronic transcript of ASAP1, is known to regulate ovarian cancer cell proliferation and apoptosis by sponging miR-2278 and modulating LATS2/YAP1 signaling[2]. The lack of functional data for ASAP1-IT2 means that potential roles cannot be ruled out but cannot be assumed. - Relationship to ASAP complexes: While the ASAP complex involves proteins related to splicing regulation[3], ASAP1-IT2 is a transcript and not a proteinaceous complex component. Summary: ASAP1-IT2 is a non-protein-coding RNA gene, not currently considered a classic therapeutic target, with no established biological functions, disease roles, or drug interactions in peer-reviewed sources as of this search[4].

Other names

ASAP1-IT2ASAP1 intronic transcript 2 (non-protein coding)ASAP1 Intronic Transcript 2 RNA gene