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OR11H3P is a human pseudogene from the olfactory receptor family, specifically family 11, subfamily H. Olfactory receptor genes typically code for G protein-coupled receptors involved in detecting odorant molecules and initiating the sense of smell through neuronal signaling. However, as a pseudogene, OR11H3P lacks the ability to encode a functional protein and does not contribute to olfactory perception or any established biological process. It is recognized in several genomic databases and has annotated sequence data and variants, but no therapeutic or pharmacological relevance.
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