JUN divergent transcript (JUN-DT)

JUN divergent transcript (JUN-DT), also annotated as LOC101926907, is a human long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) gene transcribed in a region adjacent to the protein-coding JUN gene. The term "divergent transcript" refers to a genomic organization where transcription occurs in the opposite direction to a nearby protein-coding gene, often resulting in noncoding RNAs known as promoter upstream transcripts (PROMPTs) or upstream antisense RNAs (uaRNAs)[1]. Most divergent lncRNAs, including JUN-DT, are considered non-functional or of unknown function, but some can regulate gene expression locally through chromatin modifications or transcriptional interference. Currently, there is no evidence that JUN-DT encodes a protein or functions as a receptor, enzyme, or classical pharmacological target, nor are there established drugs or therapies that act upon this transcript[4][1]. If you require structured data for integration, this information can be directly mapped to fields in a bioinformatics or pharmacological database, but it should be noted that JUN-DT is not an active target in drug discovery or established therapeutic paradigms.

Other names

LOC101926907JUN-DTJUN divergent transcript