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This entry refers to a pseudogene—a nonfunctional segment of DNA located on chromosome 18 that shows sequence similarity to the protein-coding C18orf32 gene. Pseudogenes are segments of DNA that arise through duplication or mutation of functional genes and do not produce active protein products. The existence of this pseudogene does not imply biological function, disease association, or druggability. The Ensembl gene identifier provided (ENSG00000270782) may represent a computationally annotated or uncharacterized pseudogene, but it does not denote a recognized therapeutic target. Pseudogenes can affect genomic studies through sequence similarity to functional genes.
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