Regucalcin pseudogene

Regucalcin pseudogene (ENSG00000292329) refers to a non-functional genomic sequence resembling the coding regucalcin gene. It does not encode a protein and has no established role in cellular physiology or pathology. The functional regucalcin gene (RGN/SMP30) encodes a calcium-binding protein with roles in calcium homeostasis, signaling pathways, cell survival, apoptosis, and oxidative stress, and its dysregulation is implicated in cancer, aging, and other diseases. The pseudogene is not a therapeutic target nor a biomarker, and is not mentioned in expert databases as a druggable entity. If you are seeking information about the functional regucalcin gene (RGN), see references above for details on its roles in calcium signaling, aging, and cancer. However, ENSG00000292329 refers specifically to a pseudogene, which should not be mistaken for the functional protein or its molecular activities.