Myosin XVB (MYO15B)

Myosin XVB (MYO15B) is a predicted unconventional myosin with ATP and actin binding as well as cytoskeletal motor activity, though its precise biological role remains uncharacterized in humans. The gene is annotated as a pseudogene (transcribed non-protein coding), with evidence of transcription but no confirmed protein or enzymatic function. It appears in pseudogene catalogs and is not identified as a functional therapeutic target, nor is it linked to any known disease roles or therapeutic applications. The majority of references to MYO15B correspond to predicted or uncharacterized proteins, alternative database entries, or pseudogenes, and not to an established receptor, enzyme, transporter, or disease-relevant target[1][5][6].

Other names

E330039G21RikGm688Gm886LOC100504385LOC100861625LOC675403mKIAA1783MYO15BPmyosin XVB pseudogeneunconventional myosin XVBP pseudogeneRG1560214