Pseudogene Similat To Part Of Cold Shock Domain Containing E1, RNA-Binding CSDE1 (ENSG00000253144)

ENSG00000253144 is formally identified by GeneCards and Ensembl as a pseudogene named "Pseudogene Similat To Part Of Cold Shock Domain Containing E1, RNA-Binding CSDE1." Pseudogenes are genetic sequences similar to protein-coding genes but typically lack functional protein products. This pseudogene is likely related by sequence to the functional gene CSDE1 ("Cold shock domain-containing protein E1"), an RNA-binding protein involved in post-transcriptional regulation, cancer biology, cell cycle, and apoptosis[2][3][1][9]. However, ENSG00000253144 itself does not encode a functional protein, has no recognized biological activity, is not considered a receptor or therapeutic target, and its name contains a typographical error ("Similat" instead of "Similar")[9][5]. There is no evidence for involvement in disease, drug interaction, use as a biomarker, or molecular mechanism of action.

Other names

Similat to part of cold shock domain containing E1, RNA-binding CSDE1GC05M178509