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REXO1 like 4, pseudogene (REXO1L4P)

Target: REXO1L4P
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

REXO1 like 4, pseudogene (REXO1L4P) is a *pseudogene* in Homo sapiens, catalogued as non-protein coding. Pseudogenes such as REXO1L4P generally do not produce functional proteins and are usually considered remnants of once-functional genes. There is no current evidence for a biological function, involvement in disease, or therapeutic targeting of this gene. It shows sequence similarity with the functional REXO1 (RNA exonuclease 1 homolog) gene but lacks the features necessary for protein-coding or known regulatory activity[2][4].

Biological functions

None (no protein product; does not encode functional protein)

Disease associations

None known

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