MIR4280 host gene (MIR4280HG)

MIR4280 host gene (MIR4280HG) is a gene located on chromosome 5q14.3 that encodes a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), which functions as the host transcript for the microRNA mir-4280. The locus has multiple splice variants and is transcribed exclusively as non-protein coding RNA. While host genes for miRNAs can participate in regulation of gene expression (sometimes with repercussions for cell differentiation, proliferation, or disease), there is no evidence that MIR4280HG itself serves as a conventional molecular target for drugs or that it has direct relevance to any particular disease or therapeutic mechanism in the current literature. In summary, MIR4280HG is a non-coding RNA host gene for a microRNA, not an established drug target, and detailed biological or therapeutic information beyond genomic annotation and its RNA class is currently unavailable.

Other names

MIR4280HGMIR4280 host geneENSG00000233828NCBI 117751736

Not applicable. No drug mechanism of action reported for this gene