Novel transcript (no established human gene or protein name)

ENSG00000288700 refers to a novel RNA transcript identified from large-scale transcriptome analysis, likely representing a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA). It has no established protein-coding function, nor is it well-characterized regarding biological role or disease association. Some studies have reported its altered expression in the context of peripheral blood from Parkinson’s disease patients, suggesting possible—but unproven—utility as a biomarker, but it is not an established therapeutic target nor classified in any major molecular target family[1][3][5]. The name "novel transcrpt" is non-standard and appears to be a typo. Summary: ENSG00000288700 ("novel transcript") is a poorly characterized, likely non-coding RNA with no evidence of being a therapeutic target, and carries an incorrect and non-standard designation. Existing information is insufficient for standard molecular and clinical annotation, beyond its preliminary transcriptomic identification[1][3][5].

Other names

RP11-875O11.5-001RP11-875O11.5Novel transcript