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Neuroblastoma breakpoint family member 18, pseudogene (NBPF18P) is a genomic sequence classified as a pseudogene within the neuroblastoma breakpoint family (NBPF), a large and complex gene family characterized by recently duplicated members primarily located on human chromosome 1. NBPF18P, like other NBPF pseudogenes, does not code for a functional protein product due to frameshift or nonsense mutations. However, the NBPF family as a whole is known for containing tandemly repeated copies of the DUF1220 domain, whose copy number correlates with neurodevelopmental phenotypes and is implicated in a variety of developmental and neurogenetic diseases. To date, no direct biological function or disease association has been established for NBPF18P, and it is not a known therapeutic target[2][3].
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