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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2153 (LINC02153) is a genomic locus encoding a long non-coding RNA. These transcripts are typically over 200 nucleotides in length and do not code for proteins. LINC02153 is one of thousands of annotated lncRNAs in the human genome. The biological characteristics, disease roles, and functional mechanisms of LINC02153 remain unknown, as there is currently no published experimental evidence delineating its role in human health or disease. It is included as a gene entry in major databases but has not been functionally characterized. Other lncRNAs can influence cellular processes such as chromatin modification, gene silencing, alternative splicing, and signaling, and some are implicated in cancer and other diseases; however, these roles cannot be inferred for LINC02153 without specific supporting data.
None identified. No mechanisms of action for drug targeting exist for LINC02153.
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