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EGFLAM antisense RNA 1 (EGFLAM-AS1) is a long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) derived from the antisense strand of the EGFLAM gene locus. It is non-protein coding and has been identified as significantly downregulated in gastric cancer tissue. Its reduced expression may reflect tumor presence or progression, making it a candidate biomarker for gastric cancer diagnosis or prognosis. There is no clear evidence that EGFLAM-AS1 is a direct therapeutic target, though it may regulate biological processes—possibly influencing gene expression, cell proliferation, or cell adhesion through antisense or epigenetic mechanisms[1].
Not applicable for drugs, as it is not directly targeted by therapeutics. Biological mechanism is likely regulation of gene expression via antisense transcript effects or epigenetic influence.
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