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GOLGA2 pseudogene 10 (GOLGA2P10) is a human pseudogene found on chromosome 15 (locus 15q25.3) and is recognized as a non-protein-coding genomic element derived from the GOLGA2 gene family. It is identified by several aliases, including FLJ22795, AgSK1, antigen SK1, and colon cancer-associated. Pseudogenes like GOLGA2P10 do not encode functional proteins and are not considered conventional drug targets, receptors, enzymes, or therapeutic targets. There is no documented biological function, no direct association with diseases as a causal gene, nor evidence for drug interaction or biomarker status based on current genomic databases.
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