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Tubulin polymerization promoting protein pseudogene
- Molecular classification
- Other (pseudogene)
01
Overview
The ENSG00000285522 entry encodes the tubulin polymerization promoting protein pseudogene, a non-functional segment of DNA related to the TPPP gene family. Pseudogenes resemble known genes but lack the necessary elements for encoding functional proteins due to accumulating disabling mutations. While other members of the TPPP family (e.g., TPPP, TPPP2, TPPP3) are involved in regulating microtubule dynamics and have roles in neuronal and sperm cell functions, this pseudogene does not produce a functional protein and has no demonstrated therapeutic, diagnostic, or mechanistic significance in current biomedical research[1][3][4].
- Other names
- TPPP pseudogene
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Biological functions
Other (pseudogenes typically do not have defined biological functions; may act as regulatory RNA in some rare cases, but no evidence for this particular entry)
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