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Metallothionein 1D, pseudogene (MT1DP) is a non-protein-coding member of the metallothionein gene family, present in the human genome and transcribed as a long non-coding RNA. Unlike protein-coding MT isoforms, MT1DP is specifically induced in hepatocytes in response to cadmium stress, where it promotes cytotoxicity and apoptosis via interactions with RhoC protein and MT1H through a ceRNA network. MT1DP has been described as having pro-apoptotic activity in cancer cells and is involved in modulating the cellular response to heavy metal exposure, especially cadmium. It is one of several metallothionein pseudogenes encoded in the human genome, with no direct ortholog in mouse. MT1DP is relevant in research for its role in cellular stress responses, but does not represent a classical therapeutic target or protein receptor.
Not applicable. MT1DP is not a classical drug target; mechanisms of action described involve its function as a lncRNA modulating protein partners and cellular signaling
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