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REXO1 like 1, pseudogene (REXO1L1P) is a human gene classified as a pseudogene, meaning it is homologous to known protein-coding genes but is predicted not to produce a functional protein product. Its sequence suggests similarity to exonucleases—enzymes involved in nucleic acid processing—and it was initially hypothesized to encode a protein (putative exonuclease GOR) recognized as an antigen from chimpanzee serum, but this protein does not appear to be expressed in humans. REXO1L1P is annotated as potentially involved in rRNA 3'-end processing and predicted to be located in the cytoplasm and/or nucleus, but these functions are not experimentally confirmed and are based solely on sequence homology. REXO1L1P is not considered a therapeutic or pharmacological target and has no established biological, diagnostic, or disease relevance.
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