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PRAME family member 32, pseudogene (PRAMEF32P)

Target: PRAMEF32P
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

PRAME family member 32, pseudogene (PRAMEF32P), is a human pseudogene belonging to the PRAME gene family. As a pseudogene, PRAMEF32P does not encode a functional protein and is considered non-coding and generally functionless[1][3]. There are no known aliases, alternative names, or disease associations, and it is not a therapeutic target. The PRAME family itself is known for roles in immunity, cancer, and germline development, but PRAMEF32P specifically is an inactive, non-functional family member[1][3][6].

Biological functions

None (no protein product; functionless as a pseudogene)

Disease associations

None (not implicated in disease as a pseudogene)

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