DKKL1 pseudogene 1 (DKKL1P1)

DKKL1 pseudogene 1 (DKKL1P1), also known as dJ854E16.1, is a pseudogene identified in the human genome[3][5]. It does not encode a functional protein and is distinct from the protein-coding gene DKKL1 (Dickkopf Like Acrosomal Protein 1), which plays a role in sperm development and Wnt signaling regulation[1][6][8]. Pseudogenes like DKKL1P1 typically lack protein-coding potential and do not serve as therapeutic targets. There is no evidence that DKKL1P1 has recognized molecular or biological functions, disease associations, or known interactions relevant to drug targeting. Key clarifications: - DKKL1P1 is a pseudogene: It is not a functional protein target but rather a genomic locus related by sequence to DKKL1. - No therapeutic target role: It is not considered a receptor, enzyme, or any standard drug target class. - Identified issues: The "target" name refers to a nonfunctional and nontherapeutically relevant pseudogene, not a genuine targetable molecule. Summary: DKKL1 pseudogene 1 (DKKL1P1) has no documented role as a protein, therapeutic target, or biomarker. It is a non-coding genomic element whose main significance is in genome annotation rather than molecular therapeutics[3][5].

Other names

DKKL2dJ854E16.1