C1orf21 divergent transcript (C1orf21-DT)

C1orf21-DT (C1orf21 divergent transcript) is a non-coding RNA gene located near the C1orf21 protein-coding gene on chromosome 1[3][5]. There is currently no experimental evidence for a distinct biological function, molecular pathway, therapeutic relevance, or disease association for C1orf21-DT. Most available scientific data describes C1orf21 (Proliferation-Inducing Protein 13) as an intracellular protein involved in cell proliferation and cancer, but does not mention the divergent transcript as a molecular target[2][3]. Thus, C1orf21-DT is not considered a validated therapeutic target and may be miscategorized if referenced as a receptor or similar protein class. The C1orf21-DT entry is likely incorrect or incomplete as a drug target or molecular receptor, since public sources only mention its existence as a non-coding RNA, with no validated functions or therapeutic relevance attributed to it. If you have queries about C1orf21 (the protein-coding gene), details including its function in cell proliferation and cancer are available, but for C1orf21-DT, authoritative molecular or clinical data is currently lacking[2][3][5].

Other names

C1orf21-DTC1orf21 divergent transcript