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BTBD3 antisense RNA 1 (BTBD3-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA produced from the DNA strand opposite the BTBD3 gene. Non-coding antisense RNAs like BTBD3-AS1 are typically involved in the post-transcriptional regulation of their sense gene partners, often by forming double-stranded RNA complexes that can influence mRNA stability, splicing, transport, or translation. As with other lncRNA antisense transcripts, dysregulation of BTBD3-AS1 could theoretically contribute to disease states, particularly cancer, through altered control of BTBD3 expression. However, no published evidence yet demonstrates a direct role or therapeutic targetability of BTBD3-AS1 itself in human disease.
Not applicable (no drugs or ligands known to directly target BTBD3-AS1)
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