Family with sequence similarity 86 member F pseudogene (FAM86FP)

FAM86FP (Family with sequence similarity 86, member F, pseudogene) is a pseudogene, which means it is a DNA sequence that resembles a gene but typically does not encode a functional protein and is usually considered non-functional. It is recorded in genomic resources such as GeneCards and Ensembl as a transcribed unprocessed pseudogene. Pseudogenes like FAM86FP are generally not therapeutic targets, nor do they encode receptors, enzymes, or other functional proteins, and there are no known drugs or diseases directly associated with FAM86FP[1][5][7]. If you are seeking therapeutic targets, pseudogenes such as FAM86FP are usually excluded, as they do not fulfill typical roles in cell signaling, metabolism, or disease modification.

Other names

FAM86FPFamily with sequence similarity 86, member F, pseudogene

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