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RNF112 antisense RNA 1 is a non-coding RNA transcribed in the antisense direction relative to the RNF112 gene. Antisense RNAs generally regulate gene expression by interacting with sense transcripts or influencing chromatin structure and transcriptional activity. RNF112-AS1, like other long antisense RNAs, may act in cis (locally on the same DNA locus) or trans (affecting genes elsewhere in the genome), but specific biological functions or disease associations for RNF112-AS1 were not found in the current search results. There are no drugs targeting RNF112-AS1, nor is it established as a protein-coding therapeutic target [3].
Antisense transcript-mediated RNA regulation (e.g., modulating mRNA stability, chromatin modification, or translation)
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