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Putative histone H1.9 pseudogene (H1-9P)

Target: H1-9P
Molecular classification: Histone (linker histone) family, Pseudogene

Overview

Putative histone H1.9 pseudogene (H1-9P) is a human genomic locus classified as a pseudogene and orthologous to a mouse protein-coding gene (HILS1) that produces a testis-specific linker histone protein involved in chromatin remodeling during spermiogenesis. In humans, the locus is expressed but produces a disrupted, non-functional open reading frame, so it is unlikely to encode a functional protein or play an active role as a structural chromatin protein. There is no evidence for its involvement in disease or as a therapeutic target.

Other names: Putative histone H1.9H1-9PH1-9HILS1H1.9H1.9 linker histone pseudogenePutative spermatid-specific linker histone H1-like protein

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