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Keratin associated protein 19-11, pseudogene (KRTAP19-11P)

Target: KRTAP19-11P
Molecular classification: Other, keratin-associated protein, pseudogene

Overview

KRTAP19-11P encodes a pseudogene in the keratin-associated protein (KAP) family, which comprises proteins that participate in the formation of the interfilamentous matrix in hair fibers. These proteins normally cross-link with keratin to contribute to hair rigidity and resilience. However, as KRTAP19-11P is annotated as a pseudogene, it is believed to be non-functional (does not encode an active protein) and does not participate in known cellular, signaling, or disease pathways[5][4]. Pseudogenes do not have a role as drug targets, disease biomarkers, or therapeutic proteins.

Other names: KAP19C

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