Glycine cleavage system H protein pseudogene 6 (GCSHP6)

GCSH pseudogene 6 is a non-coding pseudogene related to the *GCSH* gene, which encodes the glycine cleavage system H protein, a mitochondrial component involved in glycine degradation[3][5][11]. GCSHP6 itself does not encode a protein and is not a known therapeutic target. Pseudogenes like GCSHP6 are often considered genomic "fossils" of protein-coding genes and may be transcribed at low levels or serve as regulatory elements (for example, producing long non-coding RNAs), but for GCSHP6 specifically, there is no clear evidence of functional RNA products, disease association, or therapeutic relevance[1][4][10][11].

Other names

GCSH pseudogene 6GCSHP6Glycine cleavage system protein H pseudogene 6