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LINC01752 encodes a long intergenic non-protein coding RNA, a member of the lincRNA family. LincRNAs are a subclass of long non-coding RNAs that do not overlap protein-coding regions and typically function in transcriptional regulation, chromatin remodeling, and RNA stabilization. LINC01752 is differentially expressed across breast cancer subtypes, serving as an angiogenesis-inhibiting tumor suppressor in luminal breast cancer and triple-negative breast cancer, where it attenuates migration, invasion, and metastasis by influencing gene networks and interacting with the tumor suppressor RBM47. Though not a direct therapeutic target, its variable expression is relevant for cancer biology and may inform future biomarker development for some malignancies.
Not applicable for drugs; LINC01752 itself operates by interacting with protein partners (e.g., RBM47, a tumor suppressor) and modulating biological processes, most notably inhibiting angiogenesis and promoting tumor suppression in specific cancer subtypes
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