CDCA7 pseudogene 1 (CDCA7P1)

CDCA7 pseudogene 1 (CDCA7P1) is a human pseudogene that shares sequence similarity with the protein-coding gene CDCA7 (cell division cycle associated 7), but it is annotated explicitly as a noncoding pseudogene and does not generate a functional protein[4]. As with most pseudogenes, CDCA7P1 is generally considered nonfunctional and is not involved in canonical biological roles, molecular functions, or disease processes, nor is it recognized as a drug target. By contrast, the related functional gene CDCA7 codes for a MYC-interacting protein involved in chromatin remodeling and epigenetic regulation, but the pseudogene CDCA7P1 itself lacks a protein product and is not studied as a receptor, enzyme, or other therapeutic target class[3][4]. If you are seeking druggability, biological function, or disease information, these pertain to CDCA7—not CDCA7P1. CDCA7 pseudogene 1 is a pseudogene, not a molecular target, and has no known biological or therapeutic role; therefore, it should not be classified as a target for drug interaction, mechanism-of-action, or disease biomarkers[4].

Other names

cell division cycle associated 7 pseudogeneCDCA7P1