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marker of proliferation Ki-67 pseudogene 1 (MKI67P1)

Target: MKI67P1
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

Marker of proliferation Ki-67 pseudogene 1 (MKI67P1) is an annotated human pseudogene located on chromosome X. It is related to the protein-coding MKI67 gene, which encodes the Ki-67 nuclear protein broadly used as a clinical marker for cell proliferation in oncology, but MKI67P1 itself does not encode any functional product and is not considered a therapeutic target[2][4][5][6][7][8]. This designation is sometimes confused with the functional "marker of proliferation Ki-67" (MKI67), but MKI67P1 is a non-coding pseudogene without direct biological or pharmacological relevance[2][6][8].

Other names: marker of proliferation Ki-67 pseudogene 1

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