C11orf98 pseudogene 3 (C11orf98P3)

C11orf98 pseudogene 3 (C11orf98P3) is a genomic sequence located at chromosome 3:23389661-23389909 (human assembly hg38) that demonstrates homology to the protein-coding gene C11orf98 but contains mutations, deletions, or other features that prevent it from producing a functional protein[3]. Pseudogenes such as C11orf98P3 are generally non-coding and do not serve as receptors, enzymes, or drug targets. There are currently no known molecular functions, disease associations, or therapeutic implications for C11orf98 pseudogene 3. Its role, if any, is limited to basic genomic studies, e.g., as a marker of gene duplication or evolutionary history[3]. Notes: - The protein-coding gene C11orf98 (Chromosome 11 Open Reading Frame 98, also known as C11orf48) has unknown function and is not currently associated with any recognized pathologies or drug targets[1][2]. The pseudogene should not be confused with the protein-coding gene or presumed to have similar characteristics. In summary, C11orf98P3 is a pseudogene not considered a functional or druggable target and is generally not included in drug discovery or therapeutic databases.

Other names

C11orf98P3C11orf98 pseudogene 3