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POM121 transmembrane nucleoporin pseudogene represents a non-protein-coding remnant in the human genome derived from the POM121 family, which normally encodes a core component of the nuclear pore complex involved in nuclear-cytoplasmic trafficking[6][2][3]. The pseudogene lacks functional expression and is not involved in any known cellular processes or pathologies; only the canonical POM121 gene (not the pseudogene) is functionally important, associated with nuclear pore complex organization, cancer progression, and metabolic disease[1][2][6].
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