REV3L antisense RNA 1 (REV3L-AS1)

REV3L antisense RNA 1 (REV3L-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA located antisense to the REV3L gene, which encodes the catalytic subunit of DNA polymerase zeta. The biological role of REV3L-AS1 has not been characterized in the literature, and it does not have documented involvement as a therapeutic target or disease biomarker. The majority of available research, both functional and translational, concerns the protein-coding REV3L gene and protein, which is essential for translesion DNA synthesis, chemoresistance, and maintenance of genome stability[1][2][3][5]. Note: If you are interested in the protein-coding gene (REV3L, DNA polymerase zeta catalytic subunit), there is extensive information available on its function, relevance in cancer chemoresistance, and potential as a drug target[1][2][3][4]. REV3L-AS1, as an lncRNA, currently lacks recognized biological function or clinical relevance in major databases and literature.

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REV3L-AS1