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PRKACB-DT represents divergent, typically non-coding, transcripts from the PRKACB gene locus. These include tissue- and allele-specific long non-coding RNAs that appear to regulate the imprinting and expression of the protein-coding PRKACB gene, which is involved in cAMP-dependent protein kinase A signaling. While PRKACB is a well-characterized enzyme implicated in many pathological processes (notably cancer, heart defects, and neurodegeneration), PRKACB-DT has not been demonstrated as a direct therapeutic target and is best considered a regulatory RNA[1][4].
No drugs known; possible regulatory role as an antisense RNA modulating PRKACB expression
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