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Keratin 18 pseudogene 9 (KRT18P9) is a processed pseudogene related to the keratin 18 gene (KRT18), a key intermediate filament protein in epithelial cells[1]. Pseudogenes such as KRT18P9 are generally non-functional remnants of gene duplication or retrotransposition events and do not code for proteins or have a direct biological or pathological function. KRT18P9 is distinct from the functional keratin 18 gene (KRT18), which plays an important role in epithelial cell structure, apoptosis, and is clinically significant as a biomarker in various cancers[2]. There are numerous processed pseudogenes for keratin 18 dispersed throughout the human genome, none of which contain intact reading frames or produce functional protein products[1]. Notes: - If your interest is in the functional cytoskeletal protein relevant to epithelial cell biology or cancer, you likely want to query for keratin 18 (KRT18) rather than KRT18P9. - No therapeutic targeting, mechanism, or biomarker utility is associated with pseudogenes like KRT18P9[1].
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