RNA, U6 small nuclear 738, pseudogene (RNU6-738P)

RNU6-738P (RNA, U6 small nuclear 738, pseudogene) is a non-coding genomic locus, cataloged as a pseudogene due to its sequence similarity to U6 small nuclear RNAs but lack of ability to produce functional RNA. Pseudogenes are typically transcriptionally inactive, though a subset may function in gene regulation by acting as competing endogenous RNAs (ceRNA), influencing parental gene expression, or modulating regulatory networks. However, there is currently no evidence supporting any functional, disease-related, or drug-targeting role for RNU6-738P specifically. Summary: RNU6-738P is a non-functional pseudogene classified by its sequence similarity to the U6 small nuclear RNA family; it is not a druggable or biological target, nor linked to any known function, disease, or biomarkers. The entry is accurate as a pseudogene, but incorrect for therapeutic target mapping. If structured data is required for target lists, this locus should generally be excluded.

Other names

RNU6-738PRNA, U6 small nuclear 738, pseudogeneENSG00000207261 (Ensembl)HGNC:47701106479892 (NCBI Gene)

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