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RNA, U1 small nuclear 130, pseudogene (RNU1-130P) is a human genetic locus annotated as a pseudogene due to disruptions in its sequence that prevent it from encoding a canonical functional snRNA. While the main U1 snRNA is essential for pre-mRNA splicing and transcriptome integrity, pseudogenes like RNU1-130P are generally considered nonfunctional. Recent studies indicate that some U1 snRNA pseudogenes can be actively transcribed and may produce variant snRNAs with putative regulatory roles in gene expression; however, no specific biological function has been established for RNU1-130P, and it is not a recognized therapeutic target. Its classification as a pseudogene means it does not encode a protein and is not directly targeted by existing drugs. The “incorrectness” of this target refers to its status as a non-protein, non-coding pseudogene, not its nomenclature, and the lack of evidence supporting any druggable function.
None. No drugs target this pseudogene, and its function does not allow for classical mechanism-based pharmacology.
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