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USP9Y pseudogene 16 (USP9YP16)

Target: USP9YP16
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Other

Overview

USP9Y pseudogene 16 (USP9YP16) is a human Y-chromosome pseudogene, classified and cataloged as a non-functional (non-protein-coding) member of the USP9Y gene family. Pseudogenes such as USP9YP16 are segments of DNA that resemble functional genes but have lost the ability to encode proteins, typically due to mutations or truncations. No evidence exists for protein expression, enzymatic activity, or involvement in signaling pathways or disease. The functional paralog, USP9Y, encodes a deubiquitinating enzyme necessary for spermatogenesis, whereas USP9YP16 is a genomic relic without established biological or therapeutic significance.

Other names: USP9Y pseudogene 16USP9YP16ubiquitin specific peptidase 9, Y-linked pseudogene 16

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