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Olfactory receptor family 7 subfamily E member 161 pseudogene (OR7E161P) is a human gene locus classified as a pseudogene on chromosome 8p23.1, originally homologous to olfactory receptor-coding sequences and part of the G protein-coupled receptor superfamily. Unlike functional olfactory receptor proteins, it does not produce an active protein and plays no known role in olfaction or other biological processes. There is no evidence indicating disease involvement, interactivity with drugs, or utility as a biomarker. The gene is part of the broader olfactory receptor gene family, which contains many pseudogenes alongside functional loci
None (not a therapeutic target; mechanisms of action only relevant for functional proteins)
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