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Vomeronasal 1 receptor 90 pseudogene (VN1R90P) is a human gene located on chromosome 19 (Entrez Gene ID: 100312835) that originated from the vomeronasal receptor gene family but has lost its protein-coding potential and function. Pseudogenes like VN1R90P may be remnants of evolutionary gene duplications and typically do not produce functional proteins or serve as direct therapeutic targets. VN1R90P can overlap with genomic variants or indels found in disease studies, but is not implicated in known biological processes or as a target for drugs. If structured information for research or drug development is required, VN1R90P will be excluded from lists of actionable therapeutic targets; its only canonical role is as a nonfunctional gene locus within the broader vomeronasal receptor gene family context.
None relevant (no drug mechanism of action, as it is not a functional receptor or enzyme)
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