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long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1507 (LINC01507) is a human gene located on chromosome 9 that encodes a long intergenic non-coding RNA. It is annotated as an intergenic lncRNA, and like other lncRNAs, it is not translated into protein. LINC01507 has several transcript variants and is primarily classified as a lncRNA with potential roles in regulation of gene expression, though its molecular or signaling mechanisms remain unknown. It has been detected as a circulating RNA associated with cancer progression, including colorectal cancer, but no direct molecular function or drug targeting has been described to date.
No known mechanisms of action, as there are no drugs against this molecule.
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