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Interferon induced transmembrane protein 3 pseudogene (IFITM4P)

Target: IFITM4P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Long noncoding RNA

Overview

Interferon induced transmembrane protein 3 pseudogene (IFITM4P) is a non-coding retrotransposed pseudogene derived from IFITM3. It is transcribed as a long noncoding RNA and may regulate the expression of the antiviral IFITM3 protein, but does not itself encode a protein. Its biological role is indirect, mainly related to gene regulation in the context of innate antiviral immunity.

Other names: IFITM4PIFITM3P

Biological functions

Regulation of interferon-induced immune response genesModulation of antiviral innate immunity (indirect)Non-coding regulatory element

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Infection (indirect)

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