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STRA6 like, pseudogene (STRA6LP)

Target: STRA6LP
Molecular classification: Other

Overview

STRA6 like, pseudogene (STRA6LP) is a non-functional derivative of the STRA6 gene and does not encode a protein. Unlike STRA6, which functions as a membrane pore facilitating bidirectional vitamin A (retinol) transport between extracellular and intracellular binding proteins and is associated with pathologies including vitamin A deficiency syndromes and Matthew Wood Syndrome[1][2], the STRA6LP pseudogene lacks established expression, molecular function, or biological activity. It is not considered a receptor, transporter, or therapeutic target, nor is it implicated in disease or drug interaction.

Other names: STRA6-like pseudogeneSTRA6LP

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