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TATA element modulatory factor 1 pseudogene 1 (TMF1P1) is a non-functional gene classified as a *pseudogene*. It shares sequence similarity with the protein-coding TMF1 gene, which encodes a transcriptional coactivator involved in androgen receptor signaling and nuclear receptor binding[1][3][8]. However, TMF1P1 does not encode a protein, has no known biological or therapeutic relevance, and is not considered a drug target[4]. The existence of TMF1P1 is mainly of genomic interest. For information on a functional target, refer to the protein-coding TMF1 gene, not TMF1P1[1][7][8].
Not applicable; no mechanisms of action described for drugs targeting TMF1P1
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