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RCOR2 pseudogene 1 (RCOR2P1)

Target: RCOR2P1
Molecular classification: Other

Overview

**RCOR2 pseudogene 1** (RCOR2P1) is a nonfunctional pseudogene related to the RCOR2 gene. RCOR2P1 does not code for a functional protein product and has no experimentally verified biological role or therapeutic relevance. All known functional and disease-relevant roles are associated with **RCOR2**, not its pseudogene. RCOR2 is a key transcriptional corepressor involved in regulating the differentiation of embryonic stem cells, repression of germ cell fate, epigenetic gene silencing during neurogenesis, and has been implicated in cancer biology[1][2][3]. If your intention was to obtain information on an actionable therapeutic target, RCOR2P1 is not a suitable candidate, as it is a pseudogene and not a druggable receptor or protein. For functional information related to cell fate, neurogenesis, or cancer, refer to the parent gene RCOR2[1][2][3][4][5].

Other names: RCOR2P1REST corepressor 2 pseudogene 1

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