Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2893 (LINC02893)

Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2893 (LINC02893) is a human gene that encodes a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), meaning it produces a functional RNA molecule rather than a protein product[1][3][7][9]. LINC02893 is located on chromosome 9q21.33 (9:87,008,440-87,042,419)[3]. Its official symbol is LINC02893, and it is recognized by alternative designations including AL513318.2 and BC027471[1][5][7][9]. As a lncRNA, it belongs to a class of molecules often involved in gene regulation, chromatin structure, or interacting with other RNAs and proteins, though there are no published studies confirming any specific biological role, disease association, or therapeutic relevance for LINC02893 itself[1][3][7][9]. Currently, LINC02893 is **not established as a therapeutic target** (such as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor), nor is it confirmed as a biomarker for disease or therapy selection, or as a target for any drugs[1][3][7][9]. The available data do not indicate any errors or misspelling regarding its identity, but rather that this gene is simply an *approved, molecularly defined lncRNA without known clinical implications or functional annotation* to date[7][9].

Other names

AL513318.2LINC02893BC027471