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ATP2B2 intronic transcript 1 (ATP2B2-IT1) is a long non-coding RNA gene located within the ATP2B2 locus. It is classified as a non-protein coding transcript and may have regulatory functions typical of lncRNAs, such as modulating the expression of neighboring genes or participating in chromatin and transcriptional regulation. However, there is currently no well-documented biological function, disease association, or interaction with therapeutics for ATP2B2-IT1 itself. The gene is annotated on regulatory and gene cards databases as a lncRNA, distinct from the functionally critical ATP2B2 protein gene, which encodes a plasma membrane calcium pump important for neural and sensory physiology[1][6].
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