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Long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 3136 (LINC03136; AP000842.3) is a noncoding RNA transcript identified in intergenic regions of the human genome. It is classified as a lincRNA—RNAs longer than 200 nucleotides, not overlapping protein-coding genes. LINC03136 is presumed to regulate gene expression, either at the level of chromatin remodeling, RNA-protein complex formation, or cis/trans transcriptional regulation. The biological functions and disease associations of this specific molecule are only inferred from studies of lincRNAs generally, as there is no direct experimental evidence describing the roles of LINC03136 in cell biology or pathology. LincRNAs, as a group, are increasingly recognized as important regulators of cellular processes and as contributors to cancer progression, prognosis, and complex disease phenotypes; they may serve as future therapeutic targets or biomarkers, but no such role for LINC03136 is currently established[3][1].
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