Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2055 (LINC02055)

Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2055 (LINC02055) is a human long non-coding RNA gene located on chromosome 8q24.23 (chr8:135,859,369-137,092,183, forward strand), belonging to the lincRNA subclass of lncRNAs[1][3][5][7]. It is transcribed but not translated into a protein, and is presumed to regulate gene expression at transcriptional or epigenetic levels, based on the established roles of similar lincRNAs[2][6]. LINC02055 is also annotated as RP1130-1 and includes numerous splice variants, but its specific biological function, disease associations, drug interactions, or validated biomarker status are not currently described in public data[7]. There is no evidence at present that LINC02055 is a therapeutic or pharmacological target. Key references: - Gene annotation and aliases: [1][3][5][7] - lncRNA and lincRNA classification and functions: [2][6] No evidence for therapeutic targeting, disease linkage, safety issues, or specific mechanism for this gene could be found in current knowledgebases.

Other names

RP1130-1LINC02055RP11-30-1