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PES1 antisense RNA 1 (PES1-AS1)

Target: PES1-AS1
Molecular classification: Long noncoding RNA (lncRNA), Antisense RNA

Overview

PES1 antisense RNA 1 (PES1-AS1) is a human long noncoding RNA transcribed from the strand opposite the PES1 gene, but its precise function remains largely uncharacterized. Like other antisense lncRNAs, PES1-AS1 may regulate its partner gene PES1 through mechanisms such as mRNA stability modulation, chromatin remodeling, or transcriptional interference, although no specific functional data for PES1-AS1 are available as of now. PES1-AS1 does not currently have a known role as a therapeutic target or in any drug interaction, disease mechanism, or diagnostic context.

Biological functions

Regulation of gene expressionPotential involvement in transcriptional or post-transcriptional regulation of the sense PES1 gene

Disease associations

No direct disease associations reported

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