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SDHCP5 represents a pseudogene related to the functional SDHC gene. The canonical SDHC gene encodes succinate dehydrogenase complex subunit C, which is a membrane-anchoring subunit of mitochondrial complex II, central to cellular energy production and TCA cycle function. However, SDHCP5 does not produce functional protein and is not involved in disease or therapeutic mechanisms. Several pseudogenes for SDHC including SDHCP5 exist on different chromosomes, but these lack biological activity and disease association. SDHC pseudogene 5 is incorrect as a therapeutic target: it is not functional, not a receptor/enzyme, and is not used in drug targeting or biomarker applications.
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