Novel transcript, antisense to CCR6

ENSG00000308245, designated as "novel transcript, antisense to CCR6", encodes a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), not a protein. This RNA gene is classified as an antisense transcript relative to the *CCR6* gene but does not encode a known therapeutic target such as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or similar protein. There are no reported biological functions, disease associations, interacting drugs, or known biomarker or safety data for this transcript[3]. It is not considered a canonical therapeutic target nor a protein-coding gene suitable for classical drug targeting. Further context: - The main functional and disease-related information available in the literature and databases refers to its sense counterpart, *CCR6* (C-C motif chemokine receptor 6)[1][2][7]. - The field of lncRNAs is rapidly evolving, but as of now, ENSG00000308245 lacks sufficient functional characterization. In summary, ENSG00000308245 ("novel transcript, antisense to CCR6") is a non-coding RNA gene and *not* a canonical therapeutic/protein target[3].

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ENSG00000308245