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Integrin beta 1 binding protein 1 pseudogene (ENSG00000226814, LOC100130137) is a human pseudogene similar to the functional ITGB1BP1 gene, which encodes integrin beta-1 binding protein 1[3][5][2]. As a pseudogene, it does not encode a functional protein and has no characterized biological activity, disease association, or role in drug action. Its presence in databases is for genomic reference and does not indicate therapeutic or diagnostic utility. The functional ITGB1BP1 protein regulates integrin-dependent cell adhesion and cell-matrix interactions[6], but this pseudogene is noncoding and nonfunctional. Thus, it should not be considered a therapeutic target[3][5][2].
None, as no drugs or ligands act on this locus.
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