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FAM136FP (Family with sequence similarity 136 member F, pseudogene) is a noncoding genomic element located on human chromosome 6 (position 6:74282266-74282660)[1]. As a pseudogene, FAM136FP does not encode a functional protein and is not recognized as a drug target or a functional receptor. While some pseudogenes can modulate gene regulation (for example, by generating noncoding RNAs that affect parental gene expression or act as "miRNA sponges"), there is no direct evidence supporting such a role for FAM136FP specifically[3]. Thus, its biological and clinical significance remains undefined.
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