CSRP2 binding protein pseudogene

The CSRP2 binding protein pseudogene (ENSG00000235639), also known as LOC100419447, is a non-coding, defunct genomic locus that shares sequence similarity to the protein-coding gene CSRP2 binding protein (KAT14, previously referred to as CSRP2BP) but contains disabling mutations that prevent it from producing a functional protein product[1][5][7]. Pseudogenes such as this are generally considered evolutionary relics and not active biological entities. They are not considered drug targets, disease-associated loci, or functional genes, and they do not possess canonical molecular activities such as enzymatic, transporter, or receptor function[1][5][7].

Other names

CSRP2BP pseudogeneLOC100419447ENSG00000235639

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