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RHBDF1 pseudogene 1 (RHBDF1P1) is a non-protein coding sequence in the human genome that is highly homologous to the protein-coding RHBDF1 gene. As a pseudogene, it does not produce a functional protein product and has no established biological function, molecular interactions, or therapeutic significance. The principal gene, RHBDF1, encodes a protein involved in regulation of protein secretion, intracellular trafficking, and may play a role in signaling pathways implicated in cancer[1][2][3], but RHBDF1P1 itself should not be confused with this functional gene. Key Point: If you are seeking a true therapeutic target with signaling, cancer, or molecular function relevance, you should refer specifically to RHBDF1 (rhomboid 5 homolog 1), not RHBDF1P1 (the pseudogene).
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