Testis expressed 28 pseudogene 2 (TEX28P2)

Testis expressed 28 pseudogene 2 (TEX28P2) is a human pseudogene located on the X chromosome. It is a member of the TEX28 family, which includes genes expressed predominantly in the testis, but TEX28P2 itself is a non-coding pseudogene and does not produce a functional protein. It is not considered a therapeutic target or involved in drug interactions or disease pathways[3][4].\n\nContext and clarity: \n- TEX28P2 is distinct from the protein-coding TEX28 gene ("Testis expressed 28"), which can be confused with this entry due to similar naming[2][5]. \n- Pseudogenes like TEX28P2 are classified as "other" within standard molecular classification schemes, as they lack protein-coding and functional activity[4]. \n- There is no evidence supporting a role in disease, therapeutic targeting, drug interaction, or biomarker usage for TEX28P2 at this time[3][4].\n\nNote: \n- The official symbol for this pseudogene is **TEX28P2** (HGNC: 33357)[4]. \n- Pseudogene entries often have redundant or overlapping aliases with their protein-coding paralogs; here, aliases are unified to those directly linked to TEX28P2 per database records[4]. \n- No errors or misspellings are present in the query. The molecule is simply not a drug target and has no current biomedical relevance as such.

Other names

Testis-specific protein TEX28 pseudogene 2TEX28P2testis expressed 28 pseudogene 2TEX28 pseudogene 2CXorf2BpTEX