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SSX family member 20, pseudogene (SSX20P)

Target: SSX20P
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

SSX family member 20, pseudogene (SSX20P) is a member of the SSX family of genes found on the X chromosome. Unlike functional SSX genes, which produce cancer-testis antigens and are associated with tumors like synovial sarcoma, SSX20P is a pseudogene—meaning it is a non-coding DNA sequence that resembles a functional gene but is not transcribed or translated into a protein. Therefore, SSX20P is not a therapeutic target, does not have known biological or disease-associated functions of its own, and is included alongside functional SSX gene family members only for genomic and classification purposes[2].

Other names: SSX20P

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