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G protein-coupled receptor 141B, pseudogene (GPR141BP)

Target: GPR141BP
Molecular classification: Pseudogene

Overview

G protein-coupled receptor 141B, pseudogene (GPR141BP) is annotated as a pseudogene in the human genome and does not encode a functional G protein-coupled receptor protein[1][3][7][11]. The biological significance, function, or pharmacological relevance of this locus is currently unknown, and there are no reported roles in disease, drug interactions, or biomarker utility. It is distinct from the protein-coding GPR141 gene, which encodes a bona fide G protein-coupled receptor. No evidence supports GPR141BP as a therapeutic target.

Other names: G protein-coupled receptor 141 pseudogeneGPR141BP

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