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Ribosomal protein S12 pseudogene (ENSG00000270701) is a non-protein-coding genomic element resulting from retrotransposition of the functional RPS12 gene. Pseudogenes such as this lack coding capability due to disablements in their sequence, and do not produce functional proteins. While some processed pseudogenes are transcribed and can exert minor regulatory RNA effects, these are generally rare and not well characterized. This locus is not considered a therapeutic target, is not associated with direct disease involvement, and neither interacts with drugs nor serves as a clinical biomarker. It should not be mistaken for the canonical Ribosomal protein S12, which is a functional ribosomal protein in the 40S subunit involved in protein synthesis.
None (pseudogenes are not molecular targets for drugs)
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