U2SURP pseudogene 1 (U2SURPP1)

U2SURP pseudogene 1 (U2SURPP1) is categorized as a pseudogene, meaning it is a genomic DNA sequence similar to a normal gene but nonfunctional; it does not code for an active protein. While the functional gene U2SURP encodes a protein involved in RNA binding and RNA processing, U2SURPP1 itself does not produce a functional transcript or protein, and there is no evidence linking it to biological function, disease roles, or drug targeting[3]. It is listed in genomic databases for annotation purposes only.\n\nImportant context:\n- U2SURPP1 should not be confused with U2SURP (U2 snRNP associated SURP domain containing), which is a functional gene involved in RNA splicing and is associated with cancer biology[1][2][6]. However, U2SURPP1 does not share these properties or therapeutic potential. \n- There are no known drugs or biomarkers associated with U2SURPP1, nor is there any rationale for targeting it therapeutically.\n\nSummary: \nU2SURP pseudogene 1 is a nonfunctional pseudogene without known protein expression, molecular function, or role as a drug target. It is not suitable as a therapeutic target and should not be mistaken for its functional counterpart, U2SURP[3].

Other names

U2SURP Pseudogene 1U2SURPP1[3]