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Signal recognition particle 72 pseudogene 1 (SRP72P1)

Target: SRP72P1
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene; specifically, likely a processed or unprocessed pseudogene based on general pseudogene classifications[8])

Overview

Signal recognition particle 72 pseudogene 1 (SRP72P1) is a non-functional genetic element classified as a pseudogene related to the signal recognition particle 72 kDa subunit (SRP72) gene. It does not encode a protein and is thus not considered a drug target. If transcribed, its function may be limited to noncoding RNA-mediated gene regulation, but no specific biological functions or disease associations for SRP72P1 are reported[5][8].

Other names: signal recognition particle 72kDa pseudogene 1SRP72P1

Mechanism of action

None.

Disease associations

None established for SRP72P1. The parental gene, SRP72, is associated with bone marrow failure syndromes, but there is no evidence that SRP72P1 itself has a direct disease role[1][5].

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