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EN2-DT is a noncoding RNA transcribed in the opposite direction to EN2 from a shared promoter region. Divergent transcription is a widespread phenomenon where noncoding RNAs and mRNAs are produced from opposite sides of a single promoter, and most divergent transcripts are unstable and rapidly degraded[1][3][4]. The steady-state level of the EN2-DT transcript, like most divergent transcripts, is typically low, and there is no current evidence that EN2-DT acts as a biomarker, therapeutic target, or has a defined role in disease[5]. In summary, EN2-DT refers to a noncoding RNA, not a receptor, enzyme, or therapeutic target, with poorly characterized biological functions and no established drug interactions or clinical utility.
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