Family with sequence similarity 90 member A7 (FAM90A7)

Family with sequence similarity 90 member A7 (FAM90A7) is a member of the FAM90A gene family, which is primate-specific and believed to have arisen from repeated duplications and rearrangements[1]. While sometimes denominated as a "pseudogene," FAM90A7 is listed in genomic databases as a protein-coding gene, but there is no known molecular function, biological role, or disease association. No drugs or therapeutic interventions are described or in development targeting FAM90A7, and it is not considered a validated therapeutic target or biomarker. Because its status oscillates between "putative protein" and "pseudogene," and there is a lack of experimental evidence for functional protein products or biological roles, FAM90A7 is not regarded as a meaningful molecular target in drug discovery or clinical research[1][5][6][7].

Other names

FAM90A7PFamily with sequence similarity 90, member A7, pseudogenePutative protein FAM90A7Family with sequence similarity 90, member A7Putative protein FAM90A7P