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Serine protease 40A (pseudogene) (PRSS40A)

Target: PRSS40A
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, (Serine protease family – by sequence similarity; not an active enzyme)

Overview

PRSS40A, also known as serine protease 40A (pseudogene) or TISP43, is a human pseudogene with sequence homology to the serine protease family[1][4][7][10]. Unlike active serine proteases, it does not encode a functional enzyme and does not appear to have a biological role or involvement in diseases. The gene is not targeted by existing therapeutics and is not considered a clinically relevant molecular target.

Other names: TISP43PRSS40A

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