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KIAA1191 pseudogene 3 (KIAA1191P3) is a human genomic locus classified as a pseudogene, meaning it resembles a known protein-coding gene (KIAA1191) but lacks the capacity to encode a functional protein[3]. There are no reported associations with clinical biomarkers, disease roles, or drug interactions. Scientific literature and curated databases focus exclusively on its protein-coding relative KIAA1191, for which there is some evidence of oxidoreductase function and a role in neuronal biology[1][7][8], but these are not applicable to the pseudogene form. Occasionally, pseudogenes can have regulatory or non-coding RNA roles, but no such function is currently attributed to KIAA1191P3[6].
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