mago homolog 3, pseudogene (MAGOH3P)

MAGOH3P (mago homolog 3, pseudogene) is a human pseudogene, meaning it resembles a protein-coding gene but is not believed to produce a functional protein product; it is not considered a therapeutic target and is not categorized as a known receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor[1][2][3][5]. There is no established biological function, disease association, or direct role in therapeutic intervention for MAGOH3P based on current public databases[3][6]. Key clarifications: - MAGOH3P is classified as a pseudogene by the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee and other genomic databases, indicating it is not an active, functional gene corresponding to a therapeutic target protein[1][5]. - It has no recognized role in disease biology, no interacting drugs, and is not targeted for therapeutic intervention[3][6]. - The entry is "incorrect" in the context of classical drug discovery and target validation because pseudogenes like MAGOH3P do not encode functional targets.

Other names

MAGOHPMAGOHP1mago-nashi homolog 3, pseudogene