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TENM2 antisense RNA 1 (TENM2-AS1) is a long, antisense non-coding RNA gene that is oriented opposite to the protein-coding TENM2 gene. Like other antisense lncRNAs, TENM2-AS1 is thought to potentially regulate the expression of its sense (TENM2) gene partner by mechanisms such as transcriptional interference, RNA-RNA binding, or epigenetic modification, but its distinct biological functions, mechanisms, and disease associations remain largely uncharacterized in available literature and major databases. No direct evidence currently supports TENM2-AS1 as a therapeutic target or as a clinically relevant biomarker.
None known. Generally, antisense lncRNAs can be modulated by antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs) or siRNAs, but specific mechanisms for TENM2-AS1 have not been documented.
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