MYL6 pseudogene 5 (MYL6P5)

The **MYL6 pseudogene 5** (MYL6P5) is a **pseudogene** related to the gene encoding myosin light chain 6 (MYL6) in humans[3][4][5]. Pseudogenes are DNA sequences that resemble genes but are non-functional due to mutations or lack of regulatory elements, and thus do not express functional protein. Several MYL6 pseudogenes are present in the human genome, described in gene databases as non-protein-coding and without known biological or disease roles[3][5]. They are not considered therapeutic targets and do not interact with drugs. Notes on interpretation: - The name "MYL6 pseudogene 5" clearly indicates pseudogene status ("pseudogene"), so this is not a functional protein or conventional pharmacological target[3][5]. - The protein-coding *MYL6* gene encodes myosin light chain 6, which is involved in muscle contraction and cytoskeletal functions, but MYL6P5 does not produce this protein[2][3][5]. - There is no evidence for *MYL6P5* involvement as a biomarker, target, or in disease roles. Summary: MYL6P5 is a pseudogene and is **not** a therapeutic target, nor does it have known biological or pharmacological relevance. The query is incorrect if the goal was to identify a druggable or functional molecular target.

Other names

MYL6P5MYL6Ppseudogene of myosin light chain 6