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BIN2P2 is a pseudogene named for its sequence similarity to the bridging integrator 2 (BIN2) gene. Pseudogenes such as BIN2P2 do not code for proteins and are generally not considered functional therapeutic targets. While some pseudogenes are transcribed and can regulate their parental gene or participate in noncoding regulatory networks, there is no specific literature supporting a defined biological function or disease role for BIN2P2[2][3]. Most pseudogenes are considered nonfunctional genomic elements, though the field recognizes that in some cases, pseudogenes can have regulatory impacts on gene expression in cancer or other contexts[1][2][3].
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