SLIRP overlapping transcript 1 (SLIRP-OT1)

The SLIRP overlapping transcript 1 (SLIRP-OT1) is annotated as an uncharacterized protein-coding gene in humans (Gene ID: 283579)[5]. It has also been described by alternative names such as C14orf178 and FLJ25976, and its protein product is termed "putative uncharacterized protein SLIRP-OT1" or "uncharacterized protein C14orf178". The gene is defined at the sequence level, but there is no peer-reviewed evidence concerning its molecular function, involvement in specific pathways, or role in disease. There is also no evidence supporting it as a druggable or therapeutic target[3][5]. No drugs, mechanisms, or clinical biomarkers are associated with SLIRP-OT1. If you are seeking information related to the well-studied SLIRP gene (SRA stem-loop interacting RNA binding protein), this is a distinct, functionally characterized RNA-binding protein and nuclear receptor corepressor with mitochondrial and nuclear roles, unlike SLIRP-OT1[4][2].

Other names

SLIRP-OT1C14orf178FLJ25976Putative uncharacterized protein SLIRP-OT1Uncharacterized protein C14orf178