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DNAJC27 antisense RNA 1 (DNAJC27-AS1) is a human long non-coding RNA gene expressed from chromosome 2, acting as an antisense transcript that negatively regulates the expression of DNAJC27—a protein-coding gene implicated in cellular stress responses and metabolic regulation[7][5][1][10]. DNAJC27-AS1 does not encode a protein and is affiliated with regulatory RNA functions, particularly in modulation of gene expression[7][5]. Disease-association data suggest links to glioma and glaucoma, but mechanistic details and translational relevance remain limited[10]. There is no current evidence for direct drug interaction or use as a validated biomarker[8][10].
Not applicable; no known drugs or small molecules modulate DNAJC27-AS1 directly.
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