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PYCR1 antisense RNA 1 (PYCR1-AS1), also known as RP11-498C9.13, is a long non-coding RNA that functions as an antisense regulator of the PYCR1 gene. It binds to and stabilizes PYCR1 mRNA, preventing its degradation and increasing PYCR1 protein expression. PYCR1-AS1 has been shown to promote tumorigenesis in bladder cancer by enhancing cell proliferation, invasiveness, reactive oxygen species generation, and mitophagy. Downregulation of PYCR1-AS1 inhibits these processes, pointing to its potential as a therapeutic target in oncology. Expression levels of PYCR1-AS1 may have biomarker utility in assessing bladder cancer prognosis. There is evidence that PYCR1-AS1 and related lncRNAs interact with multiple regulatory nodes, though no approved drugs currently target this lncRNA directly.
No approved drugs target this RNA; mechanism if targeted would likely involve interference with its RNA-protein or RNA-RNA interactions, or modulating its expression to suppress its function in cancer.
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