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Novel transcript, antisense to BHLHA9" refers to a predicted RNA transcript transcribed from the antisense strand at the locus of the BHLHA9 gene, a critical developmental transcription factor. There is currently no published experimental evidence for a protein product, function, biological role, clinical association, or pharmacological targeting of this antisense transcript. All characterized biology at this locus is attributed to BHLHA9, which plays a central role in limb and renal development and is associated with congenital limb malformation syndromes[1][3][4][5]. There is no standardized abbreviation, molecular function, or disease involvement for the antisense transcript, and it is not considered a therapeutic target.
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