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CFAP144 pseudogene 2 (CFAP144P2)

Target: CFAP144P2
Molecular classification: Pseudogene

Overview

CFAP144 pseudogene 2 (CFAP144P2) is annotated as a pseudogene in the human genome, meaning it is a gene relic that resembles the cilia and flagella associated protein 144 (CFAP144) but does not encode a protein and has no characterized biological activity. Its principal alias is FAM183DP. Pseudogenes like CFAP144P2 may result from gene duplication or retrotransposition but are generally non-functional, though some may have regulatory RNA effects in rare cases. There is no evidence associating CFAP144P2 with diseases, interacting drugs, or molecular functions typical of therapeutic targets. It should not be mistaken for CFAP144, which is a functional protein-coding gene involved in microtubule binding and cilia function.

Other names: FAM183DP

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