Nucleoporin 58 pseudogene 1 (NUP58P1)

Nucleoporin 58 pseudogene 1 (NUP58P1) refers to a predicted or annotated pseudogene related to the protein-coding nucleoporin 58 gene (NUP58). NUP58 itself encodes a member of the nucleoporin family, which is a pivotal component of the nuclear pore complex (NPC)—responsible for regulating nucleocytoplasmic trafficking in eukaryotic cells[1][5]. There is no evidence that NUP58P1 encodes a functional protein, nor is there any information suggesting NUP58P1 has biochemical activity, roles in disease, or is a therapeutic target. For structured data mapping, NUP58P1 should be classified as a pseudogene, and not as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or other functional molecular entity. If you intended the actual nucleoporin protein NUP58, this is a nuclear pore complex subunit with known biological functions, not the pseudogene. The available search results suggest that "NUP58P1" is not a recognized functional gene or therapeutic target, and the entry is likely incorrect for purposes of drug discovery or structured target annotation[1][5].

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NUP58P1