Pseudogene similar to part of transportin 3

ENSG00000230502 is a human pseudogene annotated as "pseudogene similar to part of transportin 3 (TPO3)." Located on the X chromosome (position 114,388,988-114,389,155, reverse strand), it is a non-coding, presumed non-functional genomic fragment with sequence similarity to the protein-coding gene transportin 3 (TNPO3)[1][7]. Pseudogenes in general can sometimes have regulatory effects (e.g., functioning as miRNA decoys or affecting gene expression of their cognate genes), but there are no established biological functions, disease associations, or therapeutic relevance for this specific pseudogene[2][4][6]. It does not encode a functional protein and is not considered a drug target or receptor. The presence of "pseudogene" and the lack of evidence for functional protein or therapeutic relevance make it inappropriate as a target for drug discovery or therapeutic intervention[1][7].

Other names

TPO3 pseudogenepseudogene similar to part of TNPO3