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H2A clustered histone 3, pseudogene (H2AC3P)

Target: H2AC3P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Histone family, Other

Overview

H2A clustered histone 3, pseudogene (H2AC3P) is a non-protein-coding gene, classified as a pseudogene of the histone H2A family, and resides in a clustered region of the human genome on chromosome 6[1]. While canonical histone genes encode the core proteins (H2A, H2B, H3, H4) responsible for nucleosome structure and chromatin compaction, H2AC3P does not produce a functional histone protein and does not have a demonstrated role in chromatin biology or disease processes. Pseudogenes like H2AC3P are largely non-functional remnants or evolutionary byproducts without known therapeutic relevance[1][8].

Other names: dJ139G21.2H2A/TH2AFTPHIST1H2APS2

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