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PCNAP3 (Proliferating cell nuclear antigen pseudogene 3) is a pseudogene related to the active PCNA gene, which encodes a protein essential in DNA replication and repair. Pseudogenes such as PCNAP3 do not produce functional proteins and have no established role as therapeutic targets, molecular biomarkers, or drug-interacting molecules. The correct therapeutic and molecular target is PCNA, a DNA clamp central to cell proliferation and cancer biology[1][7].
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