Small nucleolar RNA, ENSG00000252352 (ENSG00000252352)

ENSG00000252352 is a small nucleolar RNA gene, not a protein-coding gene, and is not classified as a typical therapeutic target such as receptor, enzyme, or transporter[3]. Small nucleolar RNAs are a class of non-coding RNAs that primarily guide chemical modifications (e.g., methylation, pseudouridylation) of other RNAs, especially ribosomal RNA, through base pairing-dependent specificity. No established disease role, drug interaction, or biomarker status exists for ENSG00000252352 in the current literature[3][5]. If you seek information on a protein-coding therapeutic target, ENSG00000252352 is not suitable—it is a snoRNA gene rather than a receptor or drug target. This entry is thus likely incorrect for classical drug discovery and pharmacology purposes[3].

Other names

GC17M067352