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PPP3R1 And CNRIP1 Antisense RNA 1 (PPP3R1-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA classified as an antisense RNA. Antisense RNAs are located on the opposite DNA strand to a protein-coding gene and regulate gene expression by affecting transcription, translation, RNA splicing, and chromatin state. While the specific functions of PPP3R1-AS1 have not been comprehensively characterized, its molecular class suggests it may modulate the expression of PPP3R1 and/or CNRIP1 genes through antisense-mediated regulatory mechanisms. Antisense RNAs can be important in gene regulatory networks but are not generally considered classical drug targets[2][7][6]. No direct functional, disease, or therapeutic data specific to PPP3R1-AS1 is available; it is recognized and catalogued as a human lncRNA gene[7].
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