Novel transcript, antisense to Huntingtin-interacting protein 1-related protein (LOC124903040)

"Novel transcript, antisense to HIP1R" (ENSG00000302017, LOC124903040) refers to a non-coding RNA annotated in the human genome, positioned antisense to the HIP1R protein-coding gene. There is currently no recognized biological function, disease association, drug interaction, or experimental characterization for this transcript. It is included in some variant annotations as a downstream gene locus but is not considered a canonical therapeutic target[2]. The term "novel transcript, antisense to HIP1R" merely describes its position and orientation in the genome relative to the HIP1R gene, without implying any protein product or recognized molecular activity. Note: If your interest is in the *HIP1R* gene itself, that gene encodes a well-characterized protein involved in membrane trafficking, actin cytoskeleton interactions, and possibly cell survival, and does have recognized molecular functions and some disease connections[1][7][9]. The transcript ENSG00000302017/LOC124903040 is distinct and should not be conflated with the HIP1R protein.

Other names

LOC124903040ENSG00000302017Novel transcript, antisense to HIP1RAntisense to HIP1R