Cell division cycle 20 pseudogene 1 (CDC20P1)

Cell division cycle 20 pseudogene 1 (**CDC20P1**) is a non-coding processed pseudogene derived from the parental CDC20 gene, and it is located on human chromosome 9[4][6][8][10]. Unlike functional protein-coding genes, CDC20P1 lacks evidence of protein production, regulatory function, or disease association in the current scientific literature. As a pseudogene, it does not encode a therapeutic target, receptor, enzyme, or functional protein product and generally does not participate in cellular functions, interact with drugs, or serve as a biomarker. Its similarity in sequence to the functional CDC20 gene occasionally warrants mention in genomic studies, but it remains classified primarily as a non-functional genomic element[2][4][6][8][10]. If you require information about the **functional CDC20 gene/protein**—a regulator of the cell cycle and a key player in cell division and mitosis—please clarify, as that molecule is biologically and therapeutically significant, unlike CDC20P1[1][9][11].

Other names

OTTHUMG00000020142CDC20PCDC20 cell division cycle 20 homolog pseudogenecell division cycle 20 homolog pseudogene 1