SPATA31 subfamily D member 2, pseudogene (SPATA31D2P)

SPATA31 subfamily D member 2, pseudogene (SPATA31D2P) is a human pseudogene, meaning it is a DNA sequence similar to a known gene but usually non-protein-coding and considered generally non-functional in terms of generating a functional protein product. It is part of the spermatogenesis-associated SPATA31 gene family and is referenced in several gene databases, but there is no experimental or clinical evidence supporting its role as a drug target, pharmacological receptor, or biomarker. Its aliases include FAM75D2P and FAM75-like protein FLJ46321 pseudogene, among others[2][3]. No established biological function, disease association, or drug interaction is currently attributed to this pseudogene[2][3].

Other names

FAM75D2PFAM75-like protein FLJ46321 pseudogenefamily with sequence similarity 75, member D2, pseudogeneSPATA31D2P