Small nucleolar RNA SNORA12 (SNORA12)

Small nucleolar RNA SNORA12 (also referred to as LOC124900269 or ENSG00000212342) is a non-coding RNA identified within the small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) class, typically involved in RNA modification processes such as the pseudouridylation of ribosomal RNA. Unlike receptors, enzymes, or other protein-based drug targets, SNORA12 does not encode a protein and is not considered a canonical therapeutic target in pharmacology[1][10]. There are no reported disease associations, drug interactions, safety considerations, or biomarkers related to this molecule in the standard biomedical literature or databases. The gene ENSG00000212342/LOC124900269/SNORA12 is a snoRNA gene, not a protein-coding gene, and does not fit conventional definitions of a therapeutic target. This makes it an incorrect choice if the intent was a druggable protein, receptor, enzyme, transporter, or related molecule[10].

Other names

LOC124900269SNORA12ENSG00000212342