DTW domain containing 2 pseudogene

DTW domain containing 2 pseudogene (ENSG00000267648) is a human pseudogene related to the protein-coding gene DTWD2, which encodes the enzyme tRNA-uridine aminocarboxypropyltransferase[1][5]. This pseudogene does not produce a functional protein product and instead represents a non-coding genomic sequence that has lost its original coding potential, likely through mutation or genetic rearrangement[1][7][11]. Such pseudogenes are classified as either processed or unprocessed, lacking regulatory or coding capacity of their parental genes[7][11]. While some pseudogenes are known to influence gene regulation through RNA-based mechanisms (as decoys for microRNAs, for example), there is no current evidence suggesting any active biological or pathological role for this specific pseudogene.\n\nKey point: This target is a non-functional pseudogene and is not a druggable entity or receptor. If your goal is to find a therapeutic target, refer to the protein-coding gene "DTW domain containing 2 (DTWD2)" instead[5][8].

Other names

DTWD2 pseudogeneGC17M033737GC17M035409GC17M035413GC17M035423GC17M035432GC17M035439GC17M035451GC17M035477GC17M035505GC17M035543GC17M035562GC17M035848GC17M045469GC17M051401GC17M053822GC17M056667GC17M060446GC17M063569GC17M067668GC17M071292GC17M076646GC17M084877GC17M089020GC17M093103