RPS10-NUDT3 readthrough protein (RPS10-NUDT3)

RPS10-NUDT3 is a fusion protein resulting from a naturally occurring read-through event between the *RPS10* and *NUDT3* genes on human chromosome 6. The read-through transcript produces a chimeric protein sharing sequences from both parent proteins—RPS10, a component of the ribosomal small subunit involved in protein synthesis, and NUDT3, a Nudix hydrolase implicated in nucleoside diphosphate metabolism and cellular homeostasis. The precise molecular and biological function of this read-through fusion protein remains unclear. It is not currently an established therapeutic target, lacks drug-gene interaction evidence, and is not employed as a biomarker or in clinical settings[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. If you require structured data for RPS10 or NUDT3 individually, more established therapeutic, functional, and pharmacological data are available for the parent proteins.

Other names

RPS10-NUDT3 readthroughRPS10-NUDT3 proteinribosomal protein S10 homologueRPS10-NUDT3