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TTTY4C is a member of a small family of Y-linked, testis-specific long non-coding RNAs with three copies located on the Y chromosome. The most telomeric copy is found within the P1 palindrome region. It is highly expressed in testis, as indicated by transcriptome studies, and may play a role in the regulation of spermatogenesis or other aspects of testicular biology, but its precise biological function has not been characterized. TTTY4C does not code for a protein, and its involvement in disease or therapeutic strategies is currently unsubstantiated in the literature.
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