Forty-Two-Three Domain Containing 1 Pseudogene 1 (FYTTD1P1)

**FYTTD1P1 (Forty-Two-Three Domain Containing 1 Pseudogene 1)** is classified as a pseudogene, meaning it resembles a functional gene but contains mutations or alterations that prevent it from producing functional protein[5][1]. Pseudogenes are often considered non-functional DNA elements, although emerging research suggests that some pseudogenes can regulate gene expression at the RNA level in certain contexts, typically by acting as competing endogenous RNAs or through other regulatory mechanisms[2]. However, there is no documented evidence or literature indicating that FYTTD1P1 acts in such a role or is involved in disease, and it is not established as a receptor, enzyme, or any classic therapeutic target. There is no association of FYTTD1P1 with characterized biological function, disease role, or drug targeting in current genetic databases and scientific literature[5][1][4].

Other names

FYTTD1P1Forty-Two-Three Domain Containing 1 Pseudogene 1HGNC:38035NCBI Gene:100128665Ensembl:ENSG00000234502Previous GeneCards IDs: GC00U930822GC09U901612GC09M073735GC09M104135