RAB30 divergent transcript (RAB30-DT)

RAB30 divergent transcript (RAB30-DT, also known as RAB30-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA gene located at chromosome 11q14.1[5][8]. It is classified as a divergent transcript and antisense RNA, transcribed from the opposite strand relative to the protein-coding RAB30 gene. Its molecular and biological functions are currently uncharacterized, with no known protein product and no direct evidence linking it to specific diseases or a therapeutic mechanism[1][3][5]. There are some associations with genetic variants in this region in large genetic studies, but RAB30-DT itself is not considered a therapeutic or biomarker target, and no interacting drugs or safety concerns have been reported[5][7]. In summary, RAB30-DT is a non-coding RNA gene with poorly characterized function and no current role as a drug target or disease biomarker.

Other names

RAB30-AS1RAB30 antisense RNA 1 (head to head)RAB30 divergent transcript

None established, as it is not a validated drug target.