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This molecule is a novel antisense transcript that originates from the DNA strand opposite the USP54 gene locus. Such antisense transcripts are a class of long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) that can modulate the expression of their sense gene partners through several regulatory mechanisms including chromatin modification, transcript stability, and alterations in processing dynamics[1][2][3]. In general, antisense transcription is widespread in the human genome and may influence gene expression and stability, often with context-dependent impact. However, this particular transcript is not well-characterized, and there is no evidence it encodes a protein or has a role as a therapeutic target.
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