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ENSG00000234441 (AC105272.1) is a human pseudogene similar to part of alpha amylase. Pseudogenes are genes related to functional genes but have lost the ability to code for proteins due to mutations or other genomic changes. Alpha amylase is an enzyme involved in starch and glycogen metabolism, but this pseudogene does not encode a functional enzyme, nor does it have documented biological, pharmacological, or disease relevance. It exists in the genome as a nonfunctional remnant of an ancestral gene resembling alpha amylase, and is used only as a genomic marker or for comparative genomics, not as a therapeutic target or biomarker.
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