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T cell receptor gamma variable 6 (TRGV6) is a member of the T cell receptor gamma (TRG) variable gene family, specifically annotated as a pseudogene in humans. The T cell receptor gamma variable (TRGV) genes encode variable segments of the gamma chain of the T cell receptor, which participates in antigen recognition by γδ T cells. However, TRGV6 is classified as a pseudogene, meaning it contains sequence features that prevent it from being a functional protein-coding gene, and is not translated into a functional receptor chain. It is best understood as a genetic relic with no current biological or clinical relevance as a therapeutic target, drug interaction site, or disease biomarker.
None (not druggable; not expressed as a functional protein)
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