G protein-coupled receptor 199, pseudogene (GPR199P)

G protein-coupled receptor 199, pseudogene (GPR199P), also known as Transmembrane protein LOC653160, is annotated as a **pseudogene** in the human genome and does not encode a functional protein receptor. While it is predicted by homology to derive from an ancestral G protein-coupled receptor gene, there is no evidence of protein expression or signaling activity. Pseudogenes are generally considered to be nonfunctional remnants of genes, often containing stop codons or mutations preventing translation, and are not suitable as direct therapeutic targets. This entry is not a functional G protein-coupled receptor but a noncoding pseudogene, and therefore not a valid therapeutic target. If you are seeking scientifically actionable targets, consider reviewing functional G protein-coupled receptors rather than pseudogenes.

Other names

Transmembrane protein LOC653160GPR199P

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