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Otoancorin pseudogene 1 (OTOAP1) is a processed pseudogene related to the otoancorin gene (OTOA), primarily found on chromosome 16. While it shares sequence homology with OTOA, it does not encode a functional protein. Its clinical significance arises from rare gene conversion events where segments of OTOAP1 replace parts of OTOA, leading to premature stop codons and a loss of function in the OTOA gene, which is associated with autosomal recessive non-syndromic hearing loss. Unlike protein-coding gene targets, OTOAP1 is not a canonical therapeutic target or receptor but may serve as a genetic marker in genomic studies of inherited deafness
None applicable, as OTOAP1 is not a drug target. However, gene conversion events involving OTOAP1 can introduce loss-of-function variants in OTOA, resulting in disease
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