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Novel transcript, antisense to VPS53

Molecular classification
Other, putative non-coding RNA, antisense RNA
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Overview

The target "novel transcript, antisense to VPS53" (ENSG00000262905) represents a non-coding RNA transcribed antisense to the VPS53 gene. It is not a classical therapeutic target such as a receptor, enzyme, or transporter. This entry describes an uncharacterized non-coding RNA of unknown function, with no described disease association, interacting drugs, mechanism of action, or biomarkers. Therefore, it is considered an incorrect or non-established molecular target.

Other names
ENSG00000262905antisense to VPS53

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