Mitochondrially encoded cytochrome c oxidase I pseudogene 57 (MTCO1P57)

MT-CO1 pseudogene 57 (MTCO1P57) is a nonfunctional pseudogene related to the MT-CO1 gene, which encodes cytochrome c oxidase subunit I in the mitochondrial electron transport chain[6]. It is located on chromosome 7q11.22 and annotated in the human genome but does not encode a protein, participate in biological pathways, or serve as a therapeutic target[2][6]. There is no evidence for its clinical relevance, disease association, or interaction with drugs. Functional information and disease associations pertain to the MT-CO1 gene (not this pseudogene). Evaluation of Entry Validity: This entry is not a valid therapeutic target—it is a pseudogene, not a receptor, enzyme, or protein-coding locus[6][4]. There is also no evidence of biological or clinical activity, disease association, or use in pharmacology, indicating that any listings of MTCO1P57 as a drug target or receptor would be incorrect.

Other names

MTCO1P57MT-CO1 pseudogene 57ENSG00000232975NCBI Gene: 109729155