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Keratin associated protein 5-14, pseudogene (**KRTAP5-14P**) is a non-protein-coding human pseudogene belonging to the keratin-associated protein gene family. Keratin-associated proteins are typically structural components of hair fibers, helping to stabilize keratin intermediate filaments via cross-linking, but pseudogenes like KRTAP5-14P do not encode functional proteins and have no active biological roles[5]. Nomenclature for these genes follows conventions established for keratin-associated proteins, with the suffix "P" designating pseudogenes[5]. The presence of KRTAP5-14P is recorded in genome databases primarily for reference and has no known implications in disease or drug discovery[2][3][6].
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