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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2258 (LINC02258) is a human long non-coding RNA gene located on chromosome 12 (chr12:87795733-87802028, hg38) and consists of two exons with a total transcript size of 777 bp[3][5]. It is definitively classified as non-protein coding, with multiple computational approaches confirming the absence of protein-coding potential[3]. LINC02258 is cataloged in major genomic databases, where it is cross-referenced by several aliases (including RP11-248E9.5). Its tissue expression includes kidney and various other human tissues, but its biological function, clinical significance, or role as a therapeutic target remain uncharacterized in the biomedical literature to date[3][7].
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