Family with sequence similarity 90 member A22 (FAM90A22)

Family with sequence similarity 90 member A22 (FAM90A22) is annotated as a protein-coding gene and also as a pseudogene in some resources. Its primary aliases include FAM90A22P and other variations referencing its pseudogene status. It does not encode a well-characterized receptor, enzyme, or classic therapeutic target. Its potential paralog is FAM90A24. As a pseudogene, FAM90A22 may be transcribed and, like some pseudogenes, could possibly generate RNA or peptide products, but there is no current evidence supporting a defined biological function, disease association, or targeting by drugs. FAM90A22 is not considered a validated or established therapeutic target. FAM90A22 is primarily characterized as a pseudogene, and often annotated as "putative protein". There is no robust evidence supporting a role as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or canonical target class. No data supports clinical targeting, biomarker utility, or disease role. This entry is best described as a pseudogene or putative protein, not a validated molecular target.

Other names

FAM90A22PFamily with sequence similarity 90, member A22, pseudogenePutative protein FAM90A22Putative protein FAM90A22PPutative protein FAM90A8PF90AM