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Double homeobox A pseudogene 6 (DUXAP6) is a human pseudogene of the DUXA (double homeobox) gene family. Pseudogenes are non-coding DNA sequences that resemble genes but do not encode functional proteins. Current literature and genetic databases do not report evidence of DUXAP6 having a biological function, disease association, or relevance as a therapeutic target. Other related pseudogenes in the DUXA family (such as DUXAP8 and DUXAP10) are under study for roles in cancer biology, but no such role is ascribed to DUXAP6[1][4].
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