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Nuclear transport factor 2 pseudogene is a nonfunctional DNA sequence homologous to the nuclear transport factor 2 gene. Unlike its parent gene (NUTF2), which encodes a cytosolic factor critical for protein nuclear import, the pseudogene lacks the ability to produce any functional protein due to missing or disrupted coding sequences. Pseudogenes commonly arise via gene duplication or retrotransposition and accumulate disabling mutations over time. Though most pseudogenes have no biological activity, rare regulatory functions (such as acting as RNA decoys) have been described for some, but not specifically for this pseudogene.
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