Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1924 (LINC01924)

Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1924 (LINC01924) is a human gene locus transcribing a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA)[1]. As an lncRNA, LINC01924 does not code for protein and is part of a broad class of regulatory RNAs presumed to influence gene expression through various mechanisms, most commonly by modulating transcription, splicing, chromatin architecture, or mRNA stability. LINC01924 has been annotated in public gene databases, but there are no current publications describing its molecular function, tissue specificity, disease associations, or suitability as a therapeutic target in the literature surveyed. At this time, it is not considered a validated therapeutic target, and no drugs or clinical biomarkers are associated with its modulation[1]. Notes: - LINC01924 should not be confused with similar lincRNA nomenclature, such as LINC00324, which has described oncogenic functions in gastric cancer[3]. The current query refers to LINC01924, for which no equivalent functional or disease data are available in the literature. - It is important to verify gene information as non-coding RNAs are often poorly characterized and sometimes overlap with similarly named loci. Based on current data, there is no indication of error or ambiguity for LINC01924 as presented[1].

Other names

LINC01924long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1924