Small nucleolar RNA, ENSG00000252291 (ENSG00000252291)

ENSG00000252291 is a human gene that encodes a noncoding RNA belonging to the small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) class, which are typically involved in guiding chemical modifications (such as methylation or pseudouridylation) of ribosomal RNA or other small nuclear RNAs[1]. snoRNAs function within the nucleolus and are not directly targeted by current therapeutic agents. There is no evidence supporting its direct involvement in disease or its suitability as a therapeutic target. In summary, ENSG00000252291 is a noncoding small nucleolar RNA gene, not a conventional protein, receptor, enzyme, or other typical therapeutic target[1]. There is no information supporting its use as a biomarker, its involvement in drug interactions, or its direct link to disease. If you require a canonical protein target or a molecule with known therapeutic associations, this entry may be insufficient.

Other names

GC0XM005979