LARP1B pseudogene 3 (LARP1BP3)

LARP1B pseudogene 3 (LARP1BP3) is a non-functional, non-protein-coding sequence in the human genome that shares high sequence similarity with the LARP1B gene. The canonical protein LARP1B is part of the La-related RNA-binding protein family, which includes LARP1, LARP3, LARP4A, LARP4B, LARP6, and LARP7[1][4]. These proteins regulate RNA metabolism, translation, and possibly cell growth[1][4]. LARP1B, like LARP1, contains a conserved region that recognizes and regulates 5′ TOP mRNA translation, with roles in mTORC1 signaling and cancer biology[1][4]. However, as a pseudogene, LARP1BP3 does not encode a functional protein or possess molecular target properties. There are no known drugs, mechanisms of action, or safety concerns relevant to LARP1BP3 itself. Its annotation as a "target" is incorrect because pseudogenes are generally not considered actionable molecular targets in biomedical research. If you intended the functional protein LARP1B (not the pseudogene LARP1BP3), please clarify, as that entry could provide a more relevant biological and therapeutic profile[4].

Other names

LARP1BP3LARP1B pseudogene 3