Nudix hydrolase 19 pseudogene 5 (NUDT19P5)

NUDT19P5 is a human pseudogene related to the nudix hydrolase 19 gene family, which encodes enzymes involved in coenzyme A metabolism and fatty acyl-CoA hydrolysis[3][4]. Pseudogenes like NUDT19P5 arise from genomic duplication or mutation events and are generally non-functional; they do not produce proteins and are not therapeutic targets. There is no evidence that NUDT19P5 plays a biological role, is involved in disease, or serves as a biomarker. Most research and disease associations pertain to the parent functional gene, NUDT19, and not the pseudogene NUDT19P5[3][2][4]. Note: "NUDT19P5" is not a protein-coding gene and is not considered a relevant molecular target for therapeutics. For structured target data, its canonical form should be flagged as a pseudogene and non-target. The functional gene of interest, if required, is Nudix hydrolase 19 (NUDT19)[2][4].

Other names

NUDT19 pseudogene 5nudix hydrolase 19 pseudogene 5nudix (nucleoside diphosphate linked moiety X)-type motif 19 pseudogene 5NUDT19P5