Immunoglobulin lambda variable (I)-38 pseudogene (IGLVI-38)

Immunoglobulin lambda variable (I)-38 pseudogene (IGLVI-38, also called IGLV(I)-38 or V1-12P) is located within the immunoglobulin lambda locus on chromosome 22. It is annotated as an immunoglobulin variable (IG V) pseudogene and is non-functional, meaning it does not encode a functional antibody variable domain. Pseudogenes like IGLVI-38 arise due to mutations or deletions during evolution, rendering them incapable of producing functional proteins. Therefore, IGLVI-38 is not considered a therapeutic target or active molecular entity in human biology. The target name is accurately matched to a pseudogene, not a functional receptor or protein. It is not considered a therapeutic target and is not involved in known biological or disease pathways. There is nothing to suggest misspelling, but IGLVI-38 is not a protein-coding gene or targetable molecule. IGLVI-38 is a pseudogene and not a functional molecular target for therapeutics, receptors, enzymes, or other drug classes. Any attempt to classify it as a therapeutic target, biomarker, or participant in drug mechanisms is scientifically incorrect.

Other names

IGLV(I)-38IGLVI38V1-12P