CTAGE family member 10, pseudogene (CTAGE10P)

CTAGE family member 10, pseudogene (CTAGE10P) is a processed pseudogene located on chromosome 13 (13q14.2)[3][2][7]. Pseudogenes like CTAGE10P are regions of DNA similar to known genes but rendered non-functional due to mutations (such as frameshifts or premature stop codons) and do not encode functional proteins[6]. CTAGE10P is not known to have a protein product, and there is no direct evidence linking it to specific biological functions, diseases, or therapeutic targeting. Processed pseudogenes can sometimes influence gene expression through regulatory RNAs or genetic recombination, but no such roles are established for CTAGE10P specifically[6][1].