Golgin A6 family like 24 (GOLGA6L24)

Golgin A6 family like 24 (GOLGA6L24) is annotated as a member of the golgin A6 protein family; however, it is primarily classified as a *pseudogene* (sometimes specifically listed as "GOLGA6L24P") and does not encode a confirmed functional protein in humans[1][8]. Pseudogenes are genomic DNA sequences similar to normal genes but are generally non-functional due to mutations or lack of regulatory elements[2][4]. There are no direct links to therapeutic drug targeting, biomarker applications, or documented physiological or disease roles for GOLGA6L24 specifically. No interacting drugs, mechanisms of action, or safety considerations have been reported for this pseudogene. While some pseudogenes can have regulatory functions at the RNA level (such as acting as microRNA decoys or regulators of gene expression), there is no specific evidence for such roles for GOLGA6L24[4][6].\n\nSummary: GOLGA6L24 is a pseudogene in the human genome tied to the golgin family but is not a functional receptor, enzyme, or drug target. Its primary significance is in genomic annotation rather than therapeutic relevance[1][8].

Other names

Golgin subfamily A member 6-like protein 24GOLGA6L24golgin A6 family like 24GOLGA6L24Pgolgin subfamily A member 6-like protein 24golgin A6 family-likepseudogene