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DNA replication fork stabilization factor DONSON pseudogene 1 (DONSONP1) is a pseudogene located downstream of the functional DONSON gene. Pseudogenes are segments of DNA that resemble functional genes but are typically non-coding and nonfunctional, having arisen during evolution by duplication or retrotransposition events. Unlike its parental gene DONSON, which encodes a critical protein for replication fork stabilization and genome integrity, DONSONP1 does not encode a known protein nor has it been implicated in disease processes or drug actions. There is no evidence that DONSONP1 exerts any regulatory or coding function in cells.
Not applicable; the pseudogene is not a functional molecule and thus is not targeted by any known drugs
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