GATS protein-like 2 pseudogene (GATSL2 pseudogene)

The GATS protein-like 2 pseudogene (GATSL2 pseudogene; ENSG00000275121) is annotated as a pseudogene in the human genome, meaning it is a non-functional segment resembling a protein-coding gene but generally lacks the ability to produce a functional protein. It is not considered a therapeutic target, nor is it classified under typical target families like receptors, enzymes, or channels. No biological functions, disease associations, or drug interactions have been established for this pseudogene. The name GATS protein-like 2 pseudogene and related aliases (e.g., GATS-like protein 1, GATS-like protein 2, GATSL1) refer to non-functional or orphan gene entries and should not be confused with genuine drug targets or functional proteins. If you are seeking information on a functional or druggable target with a similar name (for example, GATS-like, GATSL, or CASTOR1/Cytosolic arginine sensor for mTORC1 subunit 1, which are bona fide proteins), please specify, as this entry does not correspond to a protein with established therapeutic relevance.

Other names

GATS-like protein 2GATS-like protein 1GATSL1