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PPP4R2 pseudogene 6 (PPP4R2P6) is a predicted pseudogene and does not encode a functional protein. The protein-coding parent gene, PPP4R2, encodes a regulatory subunit of the protein phosphatase 4 complex which is involved in DNA double strand break repair, microtubule organization, and spliceosomal snRNP processing. Unlike PPP4R2, there are no established functions, disease roles, or drug interactions for PPP4R2P6. Pseudogenes such as PPP4R2P6 generally do not produce biologically active proteins or act as drug targets. The entry for PPP4R2P6 likely contains an error if a therapeutic target was intended; PPP4R2 would be the appropriate functional gene to investigate.
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