Testis expressed transcript, Y-linked 10 (TTTY10)

Testis expressed transcript, Y-linked 10 (TTTY10) is a long non-coding RNA gene located on the human Y chromosome, specifically restricted to males[1][3][5]. Like other lncRNAs, TTTY10 does not code for a protein but is transcribed as RNA. Bioinformatics and expression studies indicate that TTTY10 is co-expressed with genes involved in signal transduction, transcription regulation, cell adhesion, and differentiation, suggesting potential roles in gene regulatory networks, possibly impacting development or disease, particularly in male-specific tissues and contexts[4]. There is preliminary evidence associating TTTY10 with colorectal cancer progression based on co-expression with differentially expressed genes, implying it could serve as a molecular marker or have a regulatory role in tumor biology, but its precise biological function and clinical implications remain largely unknown[4][6][8][10]. No approved drugs or therapeutic interventions currently target TTTY10.

Other names

NCRNA00133TTY10lnc-KDM5D-4non-protein coding RNA 133testis-specific transcript, Y-linked 10 (non-protein coding)transcript Y 10

Not applicable (no drugs target TTTY10 directly)