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G protein-coupled receptor 79 (pseudogene) (GPR79)

Target: GPR79
Molecular classification: G protein-coupled receptor (pseudogene), Class A orphan (non-functional; see notes)

Overview

G protein-coupled receptor 79 (GPR79) is annotated in the human genome as a pseudogene, located at chromosome 3q25.32, with no exons and no protein coding capacity[1][3][7]. This entry is not a functional G protein-coupled receptor and does not possess receptor activity, disease associations, or drug interactions. Duplicated aliases and abbreviations sometimes appear in databases, but these are artifacts. GPR79 does not have a role in physiological, pathological, or pharmacological contexts due to its pseudogene status.

Other names: GPR79PG protein-coupled receptor 79pseudogene

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