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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1565 (**LINC01565**) is a human long non-coding RNA gene of intergenic class, mapped to chromosome 3q21 (chr3:128292123-128292572, minus strand)[1][4]. It is classified as a lincRNA, predicted to be non-protein coding by most metrics, though some coding potential metrics are intermediate[1]. Its aliases include C3orf27 and GR6. No definitive biological function or disease association has been identified, but as a member of the lncRNA family, LINC01565 may play roles in chromatin organization or regulation of gene expression, similar to other lncRNAs. Literature mentioning LINC01565 is limited and provides no evidence that it serves as a conventional drug target or diagnostic biomarker[1][2][4][6][7].
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