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TPM2 pseudogene 1 (TPM2P1)

Target: TPM2P1
Molecular classification: Other (Pseudogene)

Overview

TPM2 pseudogene 1 (TPM2P1, LOC100130620) is a human pseudogene related to the TPM2 gene (Tropomyosin 2), which encodes the beta-tropomyosin protein involved in muscle contraction. As a pseudogene, TPM2P1 is generally considered non-functional for protein coding and does not encode a protein product. Pseudogenes like TPM2P1 may have regulatory RNA roles in some instances, but there is no specific evidence for any biological or disease function for TPM2P1. Therefore, TPM2P1 is not a therapeutic target and does not have an established role in disease or pharmacology.

Other names: LOC100130620

Biological functions

Other (Pseudogenes are generally non-functional in protein coding; some may have regulatory RNA roles but there is no evidence for protein function in this case)

Disease associations

Other (No direct disease association; TPM2P1 itself is not linked to disease, but the TPM2 functional gene is associated with myopathies and contracture syndromes)

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