TEX36 antisense RNA 1 (TEX36-AS1)

TEX36 antisense RNA 1 (TEX36-AS1) is a human long non-coding RNA transcribed from the opposite strand of the TEX36 gene locus and belongs to the antisense RNA class. As an lncRNA, TEX36-AS1 is presumed to regulate gene expression, most likely by interacting with its sense gene or other regulatory regions at the chromatin or transcript level. Its clinical relevance is primarily noted through associations with certain types of spermatogenic failure, suggesting a potential role in male fertility, but there is no direct evidence for functions in other biological processes or diseases. No therapeutic interventions or drugs currently target TEX36-AS1, and there is no indication that it serves as a biomarker or safety concern in clinical practice.

Other names

TEX36-AS1

not applicable (no drugs targeting TEX36-AS1 currently known)