SLC1A2 antisense RNA 2 (SLC1A2-AS2)

SLC1A2 antisense RNA 2 (SLC1A2-AS2), also known as AC090625.2, is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) transcribed from the antisense strand of the SLC1A2 gene region on chromosome 11. Antisense RNAs are non-protein-coding transcripts that may regulate expression of adjacent or overlapping protein-coding genes through transcriptional interference, RNA-RNA base pairing, or epigenetic mechanisms[6]. SLC1A2-AS2 is part of the growing group of lncRNAs annotated in the human genome, but there are no published functional data, molecular pathway assignments, or disease associations specifically describing the role of SLC1A2-AS2 as of September 2025. It is not currently classified as a therapeutic target, nor are there known drugs, mechanisms, or biomarkers involving this RNA. No substantial errors or misspellings are present in the supplied target name; the entry refers to a probable, though little-studied, human non-coding RNA gene.

Other names

AC090625.2SLC1A2-AS2