TAX1BP1 antisense RNA 1 (TAX1BP1-AS1)

TAX1BP1-AS1 is a long non-coding RNA transcribed antisense to the TAX1BP1 gene locus. While the TAX1BP1 protein acts as a crucial regulator of autophagy, ubiquitin-mediated signaling, NF-κB pathway termination, and host defense, the antisense RNA TAX1BP1-AS1 itself has not been characterized functionally or therapeutically. There is currently no evidence for its direct involvement in disease, drug interactions, or use as a therapeutic target. Future studies may clarify any functional role TAX1BP1-AS1 may have in regulating its sense gene or in pathological states, but presently its molecular and clinical significance is unknown[2][6]. If you intended the query for the TAX1BP1 protein (Tax1 binding protein 1), please clarify; this answer specifically refers to the antisense RNA “TAX1BP1-AS1.” All results and known functions reference the protein/gene, not the antisense transcript.

Other names

TAX1BP1 antisense RNA 1TAX1BP1-AS1