MT-CO1 pseudogene 58 (MTCO1P58)

MT-CO1 pseudogene 58 (MTCO1P58) is a processed pseudogene located at 3q26.31 on human chromosome 3[4][12][9][10]. Unlike its parent gene MT-CO1, which encodes the key mitochondrial enzyme cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1, MTCO1P58 does not encode a functional protein and is categorized as a non-functional gene copy[4][7][12][10]. Pseudogenes like MTCO1P58 often have limited or no biological activity, although some pseudogenes can be involved in regulatory RNA processes[7]. There is no evidence that MTCO1P58 plays a role in human disease or serves as a drug target, biomarker, or therapeutic receptor. MT-CO1 pseudogene 58 (MTCO1P58) is a non-coding pseudogene and does not serve as a therapeutic target, encode a protein, or carry direct biological functions relevant to disease or drug interactions[4][10][12][9][7].

Other names

MTCO1P58MT-CO1 pseudogene 58