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RDM1 pseudogene 5 (RDM1P5) is a pseudogene related to the RAD52 motif containing 1 gene. Unlike the parent RDM1 protein—which contains a RAD52 motif involved in cellular response to cisplatin and DNA/RNA binding[3]—the pseudogene is not known to encode a functional protein. Some pseudogenes are transcribed and may regulate their parental genes through RNA-mediated mechanisms, such as acting as miRNA decoys or regulating mRNA stability[2][4][6][7]. There are no data supporting RDM1P5 as a direct protein-coding therapeutic target, no evidence for disease association, biomarker utility, or known drug interactions.
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