Kinesin family member 28, pseudogene (KIF28P)

Kinesin family member 28, pseudogene (KIF28P) is a non-functional, human pseudogene associated with the kinesin superfamily of motor proteins that typically play roles in microtubule-based transport within cells[1][2][3][5][6][8]. Although bioinformatic predictions annotate activities such as ATP hydrolysis, microtubule motor activity, and roles in mitochondrion organization, there is no evidence for protein expression or functional involvement in human physiology[3][6][8]. KIF28P is therefore not recognized as a druggable target, nor is there significant data connecting it to any drug interaction or disease pathology. If referenced as a target for drug discovery or therapeutic intervention, this is likely incorrect, and no evidence supports any functional, clinical, or translational relevance to date[3][5][6][8].

Other names

Kinesin-like protein KIF28PKLP-6KLP6Kinesin-like protein 6