Cell division cycle 27 pseudogene 2 (CDC27P2)

Cell division cycle 27 pseudogene 2 (CDC27P2) is a **pseudogene** in the human genome (chrY:10190377-10192298) that is related to the functional CDC27 gene, but does not encode a functional protein product[1][4][5]. There is no evidence for translation into a protein, and databases state that no function is available for this gene[5]. As a pseudogene, CDC27P2 is not regarded as a therapeutic target, a receptor, enzyme, or any other class of druggable gene product. It is not involved in biological pathways or disease mechanisms, and no drugs or diagnostics are associated with it. **Note:** The true protein-coding gene CDC27 (cell division cycle 27) is an important cell cycle regulator and part of the anaphase-promoting complex, but CDC27P2 is only a non-coding, pseudogene “copy” with no characterized functional or clinical roles[3][4][5].

Other names

Cell division cycle 27 homolog pseudogene 2CDC27P2(no substantial alternative aliases reported)