RRN3 pseudogene 4 (RRN3P4)

RRN3 pseudogene 4 (RRN3P4) is a non-protein-coding locus derived from the RRN3 gene, present in the human genome. Like other pseudogenes, it is typically nonfunctional at the protein level, though pseudogene transcripts can sometimes have regulatory roles on their parent genes or related biological processes. There is no current evidence that RRN3P4 has such a function, nor is it implicated in disease or targeted by drugs[3][1]. RRN3 pseudogene 4 is a human pseudogene with no protein-coding function, therapeutic applicability, or established disease role, and is primarily annotated for genomic completeness rather than functional characterization[3][1].

Other names

RRN3P4