RAP2C pseudogene 1 (RAP2CP1)

RAP2C pseudogene 1 (RAP2CP1) is annotated as a pseudogene in the human genome. Pseudogenes are genomic DNA sequences similar to genes but generally nonfunctional due to mutations, lack of transcription, or translation. RAP2CP1 does not encode a known protein and is not considered to participate in biological processes or therapeutic pathways. Querying RAP2CP1 as a target is incorrect because it is a pseudogene, not a functional biological molecule or drug target. There is no evidence for its coding potential, direct functional activity, drug interactions, or therapeutic relevance. For comparison, RAP2C (Ras-related protein Rap2c) is a functional small GTPase, but RAP2CP1 is not the same and should not be conflated with the functional protein-coding gene.