SERTA domain containing 4B, pseudogene (SERTAD4BP)

SERTA domain containing 4B, pseudogene (SERTAD4BP) is classified as a human pseudogene, meaning it is a genomic DNA sequence similar to a gene but non-functional and not expressed as a protein[1][2][9]. There is no evidence supporting a role for this locus in coding functional proteins, serving as a therapeutic target, or involvement in biological pathways or disease phenotypes[1][2][9]. It is distinct from the related functional gene SERTA domain containing 4 (SERTAD4), which is protein-coding[5].\n\nKey clarifications:\n- This locus is not considered a therapeutic target (receptor, enzyme, transporter, etc.), and current scientific resources provide no therapeutic or disease relevance.\n- No known drugs, disease roles, or functional biomarkers are associated.\n- Its sole recognized alias is LINC00643, and official gene databases (HGNC, GeneCards) verify its status as a pseudogene[1][2][9].\n\nIf you were seeking a functional target related to the SERTAD4 family, consider SERTA domain containing 4 (SERTAD4), which is protein-coding and distinct from this pseudogene[5].

Other names

LINC00643