MYO1D antisense RNA 1 (MYO1D-AS1)

MYO1D antisense RNA 1 (MYO1D-AS1) appears to refer to a non-coding RNA transcript located antisense to the MYO1D gene. However, no curated scientific or clinical resources provide a defined function, classification, or disease relevance for MYO1D-AS1. Most available literature and databases address MYO1D, a protein-coding gene encoding myosin ID, rather than any antisense RNA labeled as "MYO1D-AS1." Thus, MYO1D-AS1 currently lacks established scientific information, is not recognized as a therapeutic target, and may reflect either a rarely annotated non-coding transcript or be a misnomer based on the naming convention for antisense lncRNAs. No aliases, molecular functions, disease involvement, biomarkers, or drugs are recognized for this entity in curated databases[3]. Most search hits and genetic databases focus on the protein-coding gene MYO1D (myosin ID), which is a class I unconventional myosin involved in cytoskeletal dynamics, vesicle trafficking, planar cell polarity, and epithelial integrity, with links to visceral heterotaxy and colitis[2][3]. No evidence was found for "MYO1D-AS1" as an established or characterized molecule in any clinical or experimental context. Therefore, this entry should be considered incorrect or unsupported as a therapeutic target based on currently available evidence.