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Vomeronasal 1 receptor 10 pseudogene (VN1R10P) is a human pseudogene, classified as a nonfunctional copy of an ancestral gene that once encoded a vomeronasal receptor of the G protein-coupled receptor family[1][3][5]. VN1R10P is annotated at locus 387316 in genomic databases. It is marked by multiple aliases (FKSG83, VNR6I1P, b24o18.2, hs6V1-1p). As a pseudogene, it does not produce a functional receptor protein and has no known biological, pharmacological, or disease-related role. It is not considered a therapeutic target, as pseudogenes by definition do not encode active proteins involved in signal transduction or cellular functions. VN1R10P is a relic of gene family evolution and is typically listed in gene catalogs for genomic and evolutionary studies rather than biomedical or clinical applications[1][3][5].
None applicable; as a pseudogene, VN1R10P does not participate in any drug-target mechanism.
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