Laminin receptor 1 pseudogene

Laminin receptor 1 pseudogene (ENSG00000224092) is a nonfunctional genomic element that resembles the functional *laminin receptor 1* gene but has lost its coding potential and capacity to produce a functional protein product. As a pseudogene, it exists in the genome as a relic of gene duplication or retrotransposition events and does not contribute to protein-coding functions or serve as a direct therapeutic target. Pseudogenes sometimes have roles in gene regulation at the RNA level, but most do not produce any functional transcripts or proteins, and there is no evidence that the laminin receptor 1 pseudogene has such a role[1][2]. If you need data on the functional gene (such as "60S ribosomal protein L10" or "laminin receptor 1" itself), clarification would be required, as the pseudogene is not an active molecular target nor used in drug discovery or as a biomarker[1][4].

Other names

LRP1 pseudogenelaminin receptor 1 pseudogene