S100 calcium binding protein A10 pseudogene

ENSG00000248702 corresponds to a pseudogene related to S100 calcium binding protein A10 (commonly known as S100A10 or p11). Pseudogenes, such as this one, do not produce functional protein products and generally do not have biological functions, disease roles, or pharmaceutical interactions. Most biomedical research and therapeutic targeting involve the protein-coding form, not the pseudogene. This gene is not considered a therapeutic target, is not used as a biomarker, and has no established interactions with drugs or known mechanism of action in disease or therapy. For detailed research on S100A10 as a target, refer instead to the protein-coding gene S100A10 (Ensembl: ENSG00000197747)[1][3][6]. Key points regarding your query: - The entry refers to a pseudogene, not the protein-coding S100A10, and thus is not a therapeutic or biological target[5]. - There are no known aliases, curated functions, disease associations, or drug interactions specific to this pseudogene. - If your purpose is to find information on the functional S100A10 protein (often called "p11"), please query for S100 calcium binding protein A10 (gene symbol: S100A10, Ensembl: ENSG00000197747)[1][3]. - The string supplied ("S100 calcium binding protein A10 pseudogene") is correctly formed, but in biomedical contexts, pseudogenes are rarely, if ever, considered pharmacological targets.