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NBPF2P is a non-protein-coding pseudogene belonging to the neuroblastoma breakpoint family (NBPF), found on human chromosome 1. It arose as a partial duplication of NBPF3. While the NBPF family contains many pseudogenes and is characterized by the presence of DUF1220 protein domains, NBPF2P itself does not encode a functional protein. Copy number variation in NBPF family genes, especially in regions containing DUF1220 domains, has been associated with several neurodevelopmental and genetic diseases, but NBPF2P is not a direct functional contributor. Some pseudogenes may be expressed as RNA and participate in gene regulation, but no specific function has been ascribed to NBPF2P[1][2][3][4].
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