Family with sequence similarity 95 member B1 (FAM95B1)

Family with sequence similarity 95 member B1 (FAM95B1) is a non-coding RNA gene in humans, also known as PITAR, DKFZp686P0734, and p53 Inactivating TRIM28 Associated RNA[5]. It does not encode a protein and is not established as a classical therapeutic target (such as a receptor, enzyme, or transporter). The gene is listed in gene databases such as GeneCards as an RNA gene, with little functional characterization or known disease involvement and with no known drug interactions or biomarker roles. The nomenclature and descriptions indicate possible roles as a regulatory or functional RNA, but these functions remain speculative and require further validation[5]. Key points: - FAM95B1 is a non-coding RNA gene, not a classic molecular drug target. - It is not a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or any known protein class relevant to drug targeting. - There is no established evidence for disease involvement, interaction with drugs, use as a biomarker, or specific safety issues. - Its function as "p53 Inactivating TRIM28 Associated RNA" suggests a putative regulatory role, but this is not confirmed in referenced scientific databases. If you are seeking a classic target molecule (protein, receptor, enzyme, etc.), this entry does **not** fit the usual criteria. The designation "target" in the therapeutic sense does not currently apply to FAM95B1[5].

Other names

PITARDKFZp686P0734p53 Inactivating TRIM28 Associated RNA