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RFX3 divergent transcript (RFX3-DT) is a long non-coding RNA transcribed near the regulatory factor X3 (RFX3) gene locus, typically within 300–500 nucleotides of the RFX3 gene. It has alternative aliases including CVAT7 and RFX3-AS1[2][6][8]. RFX3-DT is classified as a divergent transcript, which denotes its non-coding character and its position near and orientation divergent from a protein-coding gene. There are no established therapeutic, biomarker, or direct disease associations for RFX3-DT, and it is not considered a receptor, enzyme, or classical pharmacological target[2][8]. Its primary relevance arises in genomic annotation and studies of long non-coding RNAs, where such transcripts can participate in the local regulation of neighboring coding genes, though no specific role or mechanism for RFX3-DT is currently characterized in the literature[8].
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