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ENSG00000262624 refers to a novel transcript, antisense to the TMEM102 gene, annotated by Ensembl as a putative non-coding RNA. There is no protein product associated with this transcript, and it is not recognized as a therapeutic target or biomarker. While its genomic proximity may allow for potential regulatory interactions with TMEM102 (transmembrane protein 102), no published evidence currently demonstrates such function or clinical relevance. No drugs, disease roles, or safety concerns have been linked to this transcript, indicating it is not an established molecular target in any context. The gene TMEM102 (Ensembl ID: ENSG00000181284) is a protein-coding gene with roles in apoptotic signaling and cell adhesion—these functions only apply to the sense TMEM102 gene and protein, not this antisense transcript. Transcript ENSG00000262624 does not correspond to TMEM102 itself and should not be mistaken for the protein target. If further context emerges about ENSG00000262624 itself—such as experimental validation, disease association, or functional data—its classification may change. Currently, it is not a therapeutically relevant entity.
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