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Elongin C pseudogene 34 (ELOCP34), also known as TCEB1P34, is a processed pseudogene located on chromosome 8. It is a retrocopy (retrogene) derived from the parental ELOC (elongin C) gene. Unlike the protein-coding ELOC gene, which acts as a component of the RNA polymerase II elongation complex and plays regulatory roles in transcription, ELOCP34 does not encode a functional protein, nor does it play a known role in biology or human disease. ELOCP34 shares sequence similarity with ELOC but lacks protein-coding capacity and is not a therapeutic target.
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