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CFAP95 divergent transcript (CFAP95-DT), also known as C9orf135-AS1 and related names, is a human long non-coding RNA gene mapped to chromosome 9 (chr9:69817047-69820794, hg38 assembly)[1]. It does not encode a protein, but instead is classified as a divergent antisense RNA that is transcribed from a region near the CFAP95 gene, likely regulated in a head-to-head orientation characteristic of divergent transcripts[1][5]. No protein product, therapeutic targeting, or direct function has been reported for CFAP95-DT in current scientific sources or major annotation platforms as of 2024[1][5].
Not applicable or unknown (no drugs target this lncRNA).
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