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CHCHD3P2 is a human pseudogene found on chromosome 1, derived as a retrocopy (processed pseudogene) of the functional parental gene CHCHD3. Pseudogenes like CHCHD3P2 generally do not encode functional proteins, although some may play a regulatory role in gene expression at the RNA level. However, there is currently no evidence that CHCHD3P2 has any functional activity, involvement in disease, or value as a drug target. It is best classified as a noncoding genomic element with no presently known clinical or biochemical significance.
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