MAP2K5 divergent transcript (MAP2K5-DT)

MAP2K5 divergent transcript (MAP2K5-DT) is an annotated long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) gene located near the MAP2K5 locus on human chromosome 15. It is defined by its divergent transcriptional orientation relative to the protein-coding gene MAP2K5. There is currently no evidence to suggest that MAP2K5-DT encodes a protein or acts as a therapeutic target, nor have functional roles or disease associations been clearly established in the biomedical literature[5][7].\n\nMAP2K5-DT ("MAP2K5 divergent transcript") is a long non-coding RNA with no established biological function, disease association, or role as a drug target. If your intent was to reference the kinase (MAP2K5), use "Mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase 5" (MAP2K5, MEK5). MAP2K5-DT is not currently of interest from a therapeutic targeting perspective[5][7].

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MAP2K5-DT