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RNA binding motif protein Y-linked family 2 member H, pseudogene (RBMY2HP) is a human pseudogene found on the Y chromosome[1][2][8]. It belongs to the RBMY (RNA binding motif, Y chromosome) gene family, which encodes germ-cell-specific nuclear RNA-binding proteins involved in spermatogenesis[3]. Unlike the functional RBMY genes, RBMY2HP is classified as a pseudogene, indicated by its nonfunctional structure—such as the absence of key exons required to produce a functional protein[3][5]. Pseudogenes like RBMY2HP generally do not code for a protein but may retain regulatory potential at the RNA level, such as acting as decoys for microRNAs or possibly affecting the expression of related protein-coding genes[4][6]. As of current knowledge, no definitive biological role or disease association has been described for RBMY2HP, nor is it a current therapeutic target or clinical biomarker.
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