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LINC02357 is a human long intergenic non-protein coding RNA gene. It is classified within the lincRNA family, a type of long non-coding RNA (greater than 200 nucleotides) that is transcribed from intergenic regions and does not encode a protein. LincRNAs as a class regulate gene expression, chromatin structure, and act as scaffolds or guides for protein complexes, but the specific functional and disease relevance of LINC02357 remains uncharacterized in published literature as of the latest available data. Its annotation is based on genomic sequence and transcriptomic evidence, but neither functional studies nor clinical associations have been published.
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