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RN7SK pseudogene 95 (RN7SKP95)

Target: RN7SKP95
Molecular classification: Other, Pseudogene

Overview

RN7SK pseudogene 95 (RN7SKP95) is a pseudogene related to RN7SK, a small nuclear non-coding RNA (~330 nucleotides) that is ubiquitously expressed and transcribed by RNA polymerase III[1][2][3]. The pseudogene itself is not known to produce a functional transcript or play a biological role. The parental gene, RN7SK, is involved in the regulation of transcriptional elongation via interaction with factors such as P-TEFb and has been studied for its role in processes such as cell cycle regulation, transcription elongation, and cell differentiation[1][2][3]. There is no evidence to suggest that RN7SKP95 has a direct role in disease, drug interactions, or acts as a molecular target.

Mechanism of action

Not applicable (pseudogene)

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