GPR160 pseudogene 2 (GPR160P2)

GPR160 pseudogene 2 (GPR160P2) is a non-coding genetic sequence annotated as a pseudogene related to the G protein-coupled receptor 160 gene family. By definition, pseudogenes such as GPR160P2 do not produce functional proteins and are not considered drug targets or mediators of physiological function[2][5]. The functional GPR160 gene encodes an orphan G protein-coupled receptor with possible roles in embryonic development, neuropathic pain perception, and oncology, but these characteristics do not apply to its pseudogene variant[1][3]. No disease associations, biological functions, or drug relationships have been reported for GPR160P2. In summary, GPR160P2 is a pseudogene and not a receptor or a therapeutic target, and any reference to it as a biologically active molecule or drug target is incorrect[2][5].

Other names

GPR160P2GPR160 pseudogene 2