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TRIM60P15 is a human pseudogene named for its sequence similarity to the tripartite motif containing 60 gene (TRIM60). Pseudogenes such as TRIM60P15 are nonfunctional DNA segments that resemble protein-coding genes but cannot yield functional proteins due to mutations such as premature stop codons, frameshifts, or loss of regulatory elements. While some pseudogenes can produce regulatory RNAs or influence gene function in other ways, TRIM60P15 itself has no reported functional role or disease association. Such loci are not considered molecular targets for drugs, diagnostics, or biomarkers in current biomedical research
None; not a druggable target
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