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T cell receptor beta variable 7-1 pseudogene (TRBV7-1) is classified as a predicted non-functional open reading frame within the V region of the T cell receptor beta chain[1]. Unlike functional TRBV genes, TRBV7-1 is unable to undergo productive V-(D)-J recombination and/or proper mRNA splicing required for expression of a functional receptor. As a result, TRBV7-1 cannot contribute to the functional diversity or antigen recognition capability of T cell receptors. While many TRBV pseudogenes are present in the human genome, their biological functions remain largely undetermined, although their rearrangements can be observed in very low frequency within the TCR repertoire, particularly in certain disease contexts[4]. The principal role of functional T cell receptors is antigen recognition and adaptive immunity, but TRBV7-1 does not participate in these processes due to its non-functionality.
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