ITPRIP antisense RNA 1 (ITPRIP-AS1)

ITPRIP antisense RNA 1 (ITPRIP-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) transcribed from chromosome 10q25.1 (genomic position: chr10:104,323,368-104,327,004, plus strand)[1][7]. It is classified as an antisense lncRNA, meaning it is transcribed from the DNA strand opposite to a protein-coding or other gene; these RNAs can regulate gene expression through mechanisms such as RNA-RNA interactions and epigenetic modifications[3][7]. ITPRIP-AS1 has two known exons and a transcript size of approximately 1,275 base pairs[7]. There is currently no strong evidence that ITPRIP-AS1 produces a protein or has direct involvement in disease, nor is it a therapeutic target; rather, it may act through regulation of gene expression at the RNA level, consistent with general properties of antisense lncRNAs[3][7]. Aliases identified for ITPRIP-AS1 include "lnc-ITPRIP-6:1" and "ucscGeneNc_uc001kyj_2"[7]. No documented interacting drugs, established biomarker roles, or specific safety concerns have been reported for this molecule. There is also no indication that the entry is misnamed or represents an error.

Other names

lnc-ITPRIP-6:1ucscGeneNc_uc001kyj_2