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HLA complex P5B (non-protein coding) (HCP5B)

Target: HCP5B
Molecular classification: Other, Pseudogene, noncoding RNA gene

Overview

HLA complex P5B (HCP5B) is a human pseudogene located in the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I region, among other HLA pseudogenes. HCP5B does not code for a functional protein and is classified as a non-protein coding RNA gene. There is no experimental evidence that it plays an active role in immune signaling or that it serves as a direct therapeutic target or biomarker. Although studied in the context of genetic diversity and evolution of the MHC region, HCP5B itself has no established function as a receptor, enzyme, or therapeutic target in disease[3][5][6].

Other names: P5-10P5.9HCP5P10HLA complex P5 pseudogene 10HLA complex P5B (non-protein coding)P5-1 pseudogeneHCP5B

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