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Novel pseudogene containing a zinc finger domain

Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Zinc finger domain-containing sequence (by annotation, not function)

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ENSG00000250430, also referred to as LOC100420385 or AC106872.7, is a human pseudogene annotated as containing a zinc finger domain sequence. While zinc finger domains are common DNA-binding motifs found in many regulatory proteins, pseudogenes like this one do not produce a functional protein product. This locus does not have an established biological role, is not druggable, and does not serve as a biomarker, disease gene, or target in any known therapy. It is annotated in genome databases for completeness but lacks functional or clinical relevance[3][1].

Other names: ENSG00000250430LOC100420385AC106872.7

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