GTF3C2 antisense RNA 1 (GTF3C2-AS1)

GTF3C2 antisense RNA 1 (GTF3C2-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA gene located on chromosome 2, functioning as an antisense transcript to the General Transcription Factor IIIC Subunit 2 (GTF3C2). Non-coding RNAs like GTF3C2-AS1 do not produce proteins but modulate gene expression, often by interacting with protein complexes or through epigenetic regulation. GTF3C2-AS1 has been implicated in transcriptional regulation, cell growth, and proliferation. Recent studies identify GTF3C2-AS1 as a member of prognostic lncRNA panels capable of stratifying endometrial cancer patients by survival risk, making it a potential molecular marker for cancer prognosis. However, its specific biological roles and mechanisms remain under-researched, with no direct evidence for use as a therapeutic target or known drug interactions. GTF3C2-AS1 stands as a candidate biomarker and regulatory molecule within cancer biology, with further research needed to fully elucidate its contributions to gene regulation and disease

Other names

GTF3C2-AS1GTF3C2 antisense RNA 1ENSG00000234945NCBI Gene ID: 100505624HGNC: 40269

None defined. No mechanisms of action for drugs against GTF3C2-AS1, as it is not currently a drug target.