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The **HAUS5 divergent transcript (HAUS5-DT)** is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) gene found near the HAUS5 protein-coding locus. While lncRNAs can have diverse regulatory functions in gene expression, chromatin states, or cellular differentiation, there is no direct evidence in the scientific literature for a biological or disease role for HAUS5-DT. The gene may produce RNA transcripts through a bidirectional promoter mechanism, as observed for other divergent transcripts, but specific functions and clinical relevance of HAUS5-DT remain undetermined. It is not considered a therapeutic target or biomarker[5][3][4].
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