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Novel transcript, antisense to NUPL1 (Ensembl: ENSG00000260509) is a long non-coding RNA gene identified on the opposite (antisense) DNA strand of the NUPL1 gene locus. Such antisense transcripts are broadly believed to participate in regulation of the sense (protein-coding) gene, for example by influencing mRNA levels, stability, or alternative splicing through RNA-RNA interactions, transcriptional interference, or epigenetic mechanisms. However, the specific function, tissue distribution, and any pathophysiological role of this particular lncRNA remain uncharacterized according to current curated databases and literature[1][2][4][9]. There are no known drugs, clinical uses, or disease associations attributed to this transcript at this time.
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