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GPR107 adjacent cis regulating long non-coding RNA (GPRACR) is a long non-coding RNA gene found on chromosome 9 (region 9q34)[3]. Its function is not as a protein-coding receptor or enzyme, but as a non-coding regulatory RNA that is annotated as acting in cis to regulate expression of the nearby GPR107 gene. It is also referred to as LncGPR107 or LNCGPR107[3][4]. There is currently no evidence that GPRACR itself serves as a direct therapeutic target, nor are drugs, disease roles, or safety concerns known for this locus[3][4]. The abbreviation “GPRACR” is supported by the HGNC (HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee)[2][3][4].
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