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RNA, U6atac small nuclear 24, pseudogene (RNU6ATAC24P) is the genomic remnant of the U6atac small nuclear RNA, which normally acts as a structural and catalytic RNA within the minor spliceosome complex for mRNA splicing in eukaryotic cells[5]. Unlike its functional counterpart, RNU6ATAC24P does not encode a functional snRNA molecule due to disabling mutations or truncations and is classified as a pseudogene. Pseudogenes like RNU6ATAC24P are non-coding, have no protein product, and are not considered druggable targets for therapeutics. They are mainly used as markers for retrotransposition dynamics and genomic rearrangement events, without established roles in disease or cellular processes[5]. No evidence suggests this entry is a misnomer or a misspelling; rather, its non-target status derives from its pseudogene classification.
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