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TIRAP antisense RNA 1 (TIRAP-AS1)

Target: TIRAP-AS1
Molecular classification: Long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), Antisense RNA

Overview

TIRAP antisense RNA 1 (TIRAP-AS1) is a long non-coding RNA transcribed from the human genome region on chromosome 11. It is annotated as an antisense RNA, meaning it is transcribed from the strand of DNA opposite to the sense strand of the TIRAP gene. This lncRNA does not encode a protein and is currently not associated with known molecular functions, disease mechanisms, or therapeutic interventions. Its alternative names include HP11014. There is no evidence that it is a target for drugs, a biomarker, or a source of therapeutic concern at this time[1][4][9].

Other names: HP11014TIRAP-AS1

Biological functions

Other (As of the current data, there is no published evidence assigning it to specific biological functions such as signal transduction, immune response, etc.)

Disease associations

Other (No direct disease association or role reported in current knowledge for TIRAP-AS1)

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