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Keratin 87 pseudogene (KRT87P)

Target: KRT87P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Keratin gene family, Hair keratin pseudogene, Type II keratin

Overview

Keratin 87 pseudogene (KRT87P) is a nonfunctional, non-protein coding gene in humans categorized within the type II keratin gene family as a pseudogene. It is also known as KRT121P, KRTHBP4, or psihHbD. KRT87P does not encode a functional keratin protein and has no documented biological role, function, or disease association in humans. It belongs to a group of hair keratin pseudogenes numerically classified in modern nomenclature systems for completeness and comparative genomics, but it is not expressed or therapeutically actionable in humans. If your intent was to find a functional protein target, KRT87P is not suitable as it does not code for a receptor, enzyme, or any active protein product.

Other names: KRT121PKRTHBP4psihHbD

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