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Novel transcript, antisense to SRCIN1 is a non-coding RNA (NAT/lncRNA) transcribed from the strand opposite to the SRCIN1 gene. Natural antisense transcripts like this one are recognized for their potential roles in regulating the expression of their sense partner genes, possibly through mechanisms such as RNA interference, RNA stability modulation, or chromatin remodeling. While similar NATs have been shown to play roles in neurological development and disease in other contexts, direct evidence for the biological function or therapeutic relevance of this specific transcript is lacking[1]. To date, it is not annotated as a standard drug target and has no known disease mutations, biomarkers, or direct pharmacological interactions.
Not applicable; not a validated target for drug intervention
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