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HLCS intronic transcript 1 (HLCS-IT1)

Target: HLCS-IT1
Molecular classification: Other (non-protein-coding RNA transcript), Long non-coding RNA (lncRNA)

Overview

HLCS intronic transcript 1 (HLCS-IT1) is a long noncoding RNA transcript located within an intron of the HLCS (Holocarboxylase synthetase) gene. Like other lncRNAs, it may potentially have a regulatory role in gene expression, but there are no functional or clinical studies currently supporting a specific role for HLCS-IT1. The HLCS gene itself encodes holocarboxylase synthetase, an enzyme responsible for biotin binding to carboxylases and histones, but HLCS-IT1 does not code for a protein or known active molecule[5][3].

Other names: bde1

Mechanism of action

Not applicable; no drugs or functional mechanisms described for HLCS-IT1

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