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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2359 (LINC02359) is a long non-coding RNA gene located on human chromosome 12q24. It is a non-protein-coding transcript, meaning it does not produce a protein product. Little is known about its biological function or role in disease; it does not currently have a role as a validated therapeutic target, disease biomarker, or established functional molecule beyond membership in the broad lncRNA class. Its aliases include LINC02467 and lnc-TMEM132B-4. Current evidence from gene databases and scientific literature does not indicate specific roles in gene regulation, disease, or therapy, and no interacting drugs or clinical applications are described.
Not applicable; no drugs currently target this RNA, and its mechanistic role in disease or therapy has not been reported
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