RN7SK pseudogene 233 (RN7SKP233)

RN7SK pseudogene 233 is classified as a *pseudogene*—a genomic DNA sequence similar to the functional RN7SK gene but presumed nonfunctional, lacking protein-coding potential or regulatory non-coding RNA function[2]. While the functional RN7SK gene encodes the 7SK small nuclear RNA, which regulates P-TEFb and transcriptional elongation[1][3], the pseudogenes in this family—including RN7SKP233—are presumed non-expressed and nonfunctional, serving as neutral evolutionary remnants. No protein, receptor, or other gene product originates from RN7SKP233, and it is not implicated as a drug target or therapeutic biomarker[2]. RN7SKP233 does not encode a protein or functional RNA and is not considered a therapeutic target. The entry should not be treated as a molecular drug target or receptor.

Other names

RNA, 7SK small nuclear pseudogene 233RN7SKP233