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Double homeobox A pseudogene 7 (DUXAP7) is a pseudogene located in the human genome without evidence of protein coding or functional activity[1]. Pseudogenes like DUXAP7 originate from ancestral genes and contain sequence similarity but typically lack functionality due to mutations or truncations[4]. Some pseudogenes are transcribed and may participate in regulatory roles, but no such activity is currently attributed to DUXAP7 specifically[1][4]. Notably, its designation as a pseudogene differentiates it from other functionally described lncRNAs in the double homeobox family (e.g., DUXAP10), which have oncogenic properties in various cancers[2][5].
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