G protein subunit gamma 5 pseudogene 3 (GNG5P3)

G protein subunit gamma 5 pseudogene 3 (GNG5P3) is a pseudogene in humans, located on chromosome 11. It is designated as a pseudogene, meaning it does not encode a functional protein product and is not considered a functional target for therapeutic intervention or drug development[4]. Only the closely related gene GNG5, which encodes the G protein subunit gamma 5, is a protein-coding gene with recognized physiological roles[2][6]. GNG5P3 has no documented biological function, disease association, or known interacting drugs, as is typical for pseudogenes. If you are seeking a druggable G protein gamma subunit, refer instead to the protein-coding gene GNG5. Note: - GNG5P3 is not a drug target, it is a non-coding pseudogene. - There is nothing to suggest a biological or therapeutic role for GNG5P3[4]. - This entry may be incorrect if your intent was to refer to the functional protein-coding gene GNG5.

Other names

guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein), gamma 5 pseudogene 3