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TRABD antisense RNA 1 (TRABD-AS1) is a long noncoding natural antisense transcript found in humans and other mammals. NATs like TRABD-AS1 are typically transcribed from the opposite DNA strand at the locus of a protein-coding gene—in this case, the TRABD gene—potentially regulating gene expression through RNA-RNA interactions, transcriptional interference, or epigenetic effects. The general function of NATs includes modulating their sense genes by forming duplexes that may affect mRNA stability, translation, or chromatin state, although the specific biological roles, disease relevance, and mechanisms for TRABD-AS1 remain undetermined in published literature as of now.
Not applicable; there are no drugs targeting TRABD-AS1 at present
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