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LMX1A antisense RNA 1 is a human long non-coding RNA gene, antisense to the LMX1A locus. As an antisense lncRNA, it is transcribed from the opposite strand of the LMX1A gene and may regulate the expression of LMX1A via transcriptional interference or epigenetic effects, in analogy with other antisense lncRNAs[2][4]. Its biological function appears to be limited to gene regulation, with no known direct protein expression, disease associations, drug interactions, or clinical biomarker roles currently reported[5]. The gene is affiliated with the general lncRNA class and is cataloged in major human gene databases. Further functional characterization is currently lacking.
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