G protein-coupled receptor 32 pseudogene 1 (GPR32P1)

GPR32 pseudogene 1 (GPR32P1) is a human pseudogene located on chromosome 19. It is designated as a "putative" G protein-coupled receptor based on sequence homology but is non-functional as it does not encode a complete, active protein[3][11][12]. Unlike the related gene GPR32, which encodes a functional G protein-coupled receptor involved in endogenous lipid mediator signaling, GPR32P1 is specified as a pseudogene, often lacking critical coding capacity or transmembrane domains necessary for receptor activity[12]. No disease associations, biomarker utility, interactions with drugs, or biological functions have been established for this pseudogene. Key clarification: - GPR32P1 is *not* the same as G protein-coupled receptor 32 (GPR32), which is a functional receptor involved in inflammation resolution signaling; GPR32P1 is an inactive pseudogene and is not a therapeutic target[3][12].

Other names

GPR32P1GPR32 pseudogene 1Putative G-protein coupled receptor GPR32P1hGPCR39GPR32PG-protein coupled 32 pseudogene

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