RNA binding motif protein Y-linked family 1 member A3 pseudogene (RBMY1A3P)

RBMY1A3P is a human pseudogene located on the Y chromosome. It is related to the RNA binding motif protein Y-linked family 1 member A3 (RBMY1A3), which in its functional form encodes an RNA binding protein involved in testis-specific splicing and spermatogenesis. As a pseudogene, RBMY1A3P does not encode a functional protein and currently has no reported biological function or association with disease as a drug target. Pseudogenes such as RBMY1A3P may sometimes regulate gene expression post-transcriptionally in other contexts by acting as miRNA decoys or sources of regulatory RNAs, but there is no published evidence for such a role regarding RBMY1A3P specifically[1][3][5][6][7]. RBMY1A3P is not a valid drug target or receptor, and should not be listed as such in biomedical databases focused on protein-coding therapeutic targets. Its inclusion would be considered incorrect if the context is drug discovery, receptor pharmacology, or target validation.

None, as there are no known drugs targeting this pseudogene.