ATOSB pseudogene 1 (ATOSBP1)

ATOSB pseudogene 1 (ATOSBP1) is annotated as a pseudogene and does not produce a functional protein product. Pseudogenes, such as ATOSBP1, are typically DNA sequences similar to known genes but carry mutations or deletions that prevent them from being transcribed or translated into active proteins. ATOSBP1 has been referenced in gene databases as a noncoding, unprocessed, or processed genetic sequence with no known biological or disease relevance, and it is not considered a therapeutic target. Pseudogenes generally do not have direct roles in cellular signaling or disease processes, though some have been implicated in regulatory RNA networks in rare cases. For ATOSBP1 specifically, no such functional evidence or drug interactions have been reported. It is located on chromosome 3 (chr3:114231398-114233021, human genome assembly hg38). There is no evidence that it encodes a functional protein or serves as a therapeutic target. It shares homology with FAM214B but is annotated as a non-functional pseudogene. No evidence links this pseudogene to any biological function, disease association, or drug interaction in the available literature and databases as of the current knowledge cutoff.

Other names

FAM214BP1FAM214B pseudogene 1family with sequence similarity 214 member B pseudogeneATOSBP1