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Nuclear distribution C pseudogene 2 (NUDCP2)

Target: NUDCP2
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

Nuclear distribution C pseudogene 2 (NUDCP2) is a processed pseudogene derived from the NUDC gene, which encodes a highly conserved protein involved in nuclear migration and cell division in various species[1][2][3]. NUDCP2 itself does not produce a functional protein and is not implicated in biological processes, disease mechanisms, or as a drug target. The existence of NUDCP2 is of genetic interest, and its identification helps annotate the human genome and clarify the functional landscape surrounding the NUDC family. In contrast, the functional gene (NUDC) plays crucial roles in cell division, neuronal migration, cytokinesis, and possibly tumor cell proliferation, and is considered a possible therapeutic target[2][3].

Other names: NUDCP2

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