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TMEM69P2, officially named TMEM69 pseudogene 2, is a human pseudogene. Pseudogenes are non-functional DNA sequences similar to known genes but generally do not produce functional proteins or have annotated molecular or disease roles. TMEM69P2 is not considered a therapeutic target and has no known function in cellular signaling, disease, or pharmacology. Its only relevance is as a genomic element, and it is not a target for drugs, nor does it act as a biomarker or pose safety concerns in therapeutic contexts. Information about alternative splicing, expression, or disease involvement is not available because it is a pseudogene and not functionally active[6].
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