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Kelch like family member 12 pseudogene 1 (KLHL12P1) is a pseudogene identified on human chromosome 22. It is homologous to KLHL12, a member of the Kelch-like family involved in protein ubiquitylation and regulation of Wnt signaling, but KLHL12P1 itself does not code for a functional protein. There are no established biological functions, disease roles, or drug interactions for KLHL12P1. If a therapeutic target is sought, KLHL12 (Kelch like family member 12) should be considered instead. KLHL12P1 is a pseudogene with no established role as a molecular or therapeutic target. If your interest is in the active protein, refer to KLHL12, which is involved in ubiquitin ligase activity and negative regulation of the Wnt signaling pathway.
None applicable; pseudogenes do not encode active proteins or enzymatic functions.
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