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VPS26BP1 (VPS26B pseudogene 1) is a genomic pseudogene related to VPS26B, a retromer complex component involved in intracellular protein transport and endosome-to-Golgi retrograde trafficking. Unlike the functional protein VPS26B, VPS26BP1's sequence is considered a non-coding relic or possibly a regulatory paralog, and there is no evidence it produces a protein or participates directly in cellular transport pathways. Its presence in the human genome may reflect evolutionary history or potential regulatory functions, but it is not a druggable or disease-associated target. If you require information about a retromer complex drug target, refer instead to the protein-coding VPS26B gene, not VPS26BP1.
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