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The RYR3 divergent transcript (RYR3-DT, TCONS_l2_00009005) is a long non-coding RNA located near the RYR3 gene, which encodes the ryanodine receptor 3, a calcium release channel involved in muscle and neuronal function[5]. RYR3-DT does not code for a protein and is not known to act as a receptor, enzyme, or other therapeutic protein target. Currently, its specific functions, disease associations, and drug interactions remain unknown, and its naming may cause confusion with the canonical ryanodine receptor 3 protein[5][4].
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