TMEM98 pseudogene 1 (TMEM98P1)

TMEM98 pseudogene 1 (TMEM98P1) is a non-functional genomic element located in the human genome and classified as a pseudogene—meaning it resembles the protein-coding TMEM98 gene but harbors mutations or lacks regulatory elements needed for protein expression. It is not a therapeutic target, does not produce a protein, and has no known biological function or disease association. Pseudogenes are catalogued primarily for genomic annotation and evolutionary studies, not for pharmacological intervention[4][5]. Note: If your intent was the functional TMEM98 gene, use "Transmembrane protein 98" (abbreviation: TMEM98), which encodes a membrane protein of possible biological interest[1][2][3]. However, TMEM98P1 itself should not be considered a drug target, receptor, or molecule with any therapeutic role in current biomedical research. If you require information on the functional TMEM98 protein, please specify, as that is a separate gene and entity[1][2][3].

Other names

TMEM98P1TMEM98 pseudogene 1

None (no mechanisms, as it is not a druggable entity)