UQCRFS1 divergent transcript (UQCRFS1-DT)

**UQCRFS1 divergent transcript (UQCRFS1-DT)** is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) gene found in the human genome and is classified as a divergent transcript, meaning it is a non-coding RNA located within 300–500 nucleotides of a protein-coding gene—specifically, the UQCRFS1 gene[7][9]. Divergent lncRNAs such as UQCRFS1-DT are typically transcribed from the opposite strand near a protein-coding gene and may play regulatory roles at the transcriptional, post-transcriptional, or chromatin remodeling level, though specific functions for UQCRFS1-DT have not been reported[7][9]. There is no evidence that UQCRFS1-DT acts as a classical therapeutic target such as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or channel, nor are there known roles in disease, drug interactions, or use as a biomarker[7][9][5]. Its alternative names include CTB-32O4.2, CTB-32O4.3, and CTB-32O4.4[5][7]. **Summary of findings and targets:** - **UQCRFS1-DT** is distinct from the protein-coding gene **UQCRFS1** (which codes for a mitochondrial electron transport chain subunit)[1][7]. - UQCRFS1-DT is a lncRNA (not a protein), with no established function, disease role, or direct therapeutic relevance at this time[7][9]. - No drugs or mechanisms of action are associated with this transcript. - No errors, ambiguity, or misspelling were identified for this target.

Other names

CTB-32O4.2CTB-32O4.3CTB-32O4.4