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Unc-93 homolog B2 (pseudogene) (UNC93B2)

Target: UNC93B2
Molecular classification: Other

Overview

UNC93B2 (Unc-93 homolog B2) is classified as a pseudogene in human genomic resources and is not a functional protein-coding gene. The main functional homolog in mammals is UNC93B1, which encodes a multiple membrane-spanning endoplasmic reticulum protein involved in immune responses, particularly as a trafficking chaperone for nucleotide-sensing toll-like receptors. No activity or biological function is attributed to UNC93B2, and no evidence supports its role as a drug target or disease marker[4].

Other names: UNC93B2PUnc-93 homolog B2 (pseudogene)

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