Olfactory receptor family 7 subfamily E member 41 pseudogene (OR7E41P)

**Olfactory receptor family 7 subfamily E member 41 pseudogene (OR7E41P)** is a human pseudogene that belongs to the family of olfactory receptor genes, more specifically, family 7, subfamily E. Olfactory receptors are a subset of G protein-coupled receptors involved in the detection of odor molecules, but as a pseudogene, OR7E41P does not code for a functional protein and is presumed nonfunctional in humans[7][9]. This pseudogene is catalogued under various synonyms including OR11-20, OR8-126, and hg84[2][3][9]. There is no evidence that OR7E41P is expressed or that it serves as a drug target, disease biomarker, or contributes to human disease; its functional gene counterpart may exist in other species, but in humans the gene is noncoding and nonfunctional[7][9]. **Supporting details and conventions:** - The official gene symbol and name, as recognized by the HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee (HGNC), is "olfactory receptor family 7 subfamily E member 41 pseudogene" (OR7E41P)[7][9]. - The gene is annotated as a *pseudogene*, meaning it resembles a gene but is not transcribed into a functional protein product[7][9]. - Multiple synonyms and aliases are listed in gene/protein databases, reflecting historical or alternate naming conventions[2][3][5][8][9]. - There is no evidence that this pseudogene is a therapeutic target, nor is it associated with molecular functions, drug interactions, or disease roles, as expected for olfactory pseudogenes in general[7][9]. - No safety concerns, roles as biomarkers, or mechanism of action are applicable. If you need structured data for an active olfactory receptor instead of this pseudogene, please specify the functional gene symbol.

Other names

OR11-20OR8-126hg84OR7E50POR7E95POR7F6POR7E7P