RN7SK pseudogene 134 (RN7SKP134)

RN7SK pseudogene 134 (RN7SKP134) is a non-coding RNA sequence annotated as a pseudogene of the functional 7SK small nuclear RNA (snRNA). Pseudogenes like RN7SKP134 are typically remnants of gene duplication or retrotransposition events, and are characterized by their lack of biological function: they do not encode functional RNA or protein products nor participate in cellular processes. In contrast, the functional 7SK snRNA regulates gene expression by controlling RNA polymerase II transcription and is essential for many cellular processes[1][2]. No evidence suggests that RN7SK pseudogene 134 has any physiological, regulatory, or therapeutic relevance. Note: If your interest is in molecular targets relevant to drug action or cellular function, the functional 7SK small nuclear RNA (snRNA)—not its pseudogenes—may be of importance, as it is a regulatory non-coding RNA vital for transcription control and cell homeostasis[1][2]. However, RN7SK pseudogene 134 itself is not such a target.

Other names

RNA, 7SK small nuclear pseudogene 134RN7SKP134