ELOA antisense RNA 1 (ELOA-AS1)

ELOA antisense RNA 1 (ELOA-AS1) is a human gene that encodes a long non-coding RNA transcribed from the ELOA locus on chromosome 1. It is classified as an antisense RNA, meaning it is transcribed from the strand opposite to the ELOA (elongin A) gene. Antisense RNAs like ELOA-AS1 can potentially regulate the expression of adjacent or overlapping protein-coding genes through various mechanisms but there is currently no direct evidence for a defined biological function, disease role, or drug targeting of ELOA-AS1[1][4][6]. ELOA-AS1 is not considered a canonical drug target, and no drugs or biomarkers are currently associated with it[4][6]. Expression data indicate presence in tissues such as the adrenal gland and cortex, but biological significance is unclear[5]. If structured database information for this lncRNA becomes available in the future, associations with gene regulation, disease roles, or biomarker utility could be added. For now, it remains a well-defined gene entity without established therapeutic relevance.

Other names

TCEB3-AS1TCEB3 antisense RNA 1ELOA-AS1