EP400 pseudogene 1 (EP400P1)

EP400 pseudogene 1 (EP400P1), also known as EP400NL, is classified as a pseudogene in humans and is not a typical protein-coding gene or established therapeutic target[3][4]. While the gene has been referenced in some literature as involved in PD-L1 gene activation by acting as a transcriptional coactivator (suggesting a possible regulatory function), there is insufficient evidence that the encoded protein is functional or relevant as a drug target [4]. Most available resources (GeneCards, NCBI Gene, UniProt) classify EP400P1 as a pseudogene, and not as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor in the canonical sense[3][5]. No known drugs target EP400P1, and there are no established disease links, mechanisms of action, biomarkers, or safety concerns associated with this locus.

Other names

EP400NLPutative EP400-like proteinFLJ33915EP400P1