RC3H1 divergent transcript (RC3H1-DT)

RC3H1 divergent transcript (RC3H1-DT), also known as LINC02776, is a long intergenic non-protein coding RNA identified in the human genome. It is formally annotated in gene databases but presently has no described biological functions, disease associations, or established therapeutic relevance[1]. As an lncRNA, it may be involved in regulatory genomic processes, though no specific roles have been published. It should not be confused with protein-coding Rc3h1 (Roquin-1), which regulates immune homeostasis[2]. Key distinctions: - RC3H1-DT/LINC02776 is a lncRNA and not a protein[1]. - Rc3h1 (Roquin-1) is a protein (distinct from the transcript), involved in immune regulation and RNA binding, but this is a separate entity[2]. RC3H1 divergent transcript is therefore not considered a therapeutic target, with no current evidence for functional characterization, disease involvement, or drug interactions.

Other names

LINC02776long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 2776RC3H1 divergent transcript