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T cell receptor alpha variable 37 (TRAV37)

Target: TRAV37
Molecular classification: Gene segment, Variable segment of immunoglobulin superfamily, pseudogene

Overview

T cell receptor alpha variable 37 (TRAV37) is a pseudogene located within the T cell receptor alpha locus in humans[1]. T cell receptor gene segments contribute to antigen recognition diversity by undergoing somatic recombination during T cell development, but TRAV37 is identified as incapable of encoding a protein and is classified as a pseudogene[1]. It does not have direct biological function or disease association, and is not considered a therapeutic target.

Other names: TRAV37TCRA37

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