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Interferon regulatory factor 5 pseudogene 1 (IRF5P1)

Target: IRF5P1
Molecular classification: Other (processed pseudogene)

Overview

Interferon regulatory factor 5 pseudogene 1 (IRF5P1) is a chimeric processed pseudogene located in the human genome, derived primarily from IRF5-like sequences. It is found only in higher primates and is believed to have originated by an ancient retroviral integration event. IRF5P1 is not protein-coding, does not produce a functional product, and has no known direct role in biology or disease. It should not be confused with the canonical IRF5 gene, a protein-coding member of the interferon regulatory factor family implicated in immunity and autoimmunity.

Other names: IRF5P1interferon regulatory factor 5 pseudogene 1

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