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WAS protein family homolog 9, pseudogene (WASH9P)
- Target
- WASH9P
- Molecular classification
- Pseudogene, Non-coding RNA (in some cases, pseudogenes may produce nonfunctional or regulatory transcripts, but WASH9P is annotated as a pseudogene)
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Overview
WAS protein family homolog 9, pseudogene (WASH9P) is a nonfunctional genomic DNA sequence on chromosome 1, annotated as a pseudogene by multiple genome resources[1][5]. Pseudogenes like WASH9P share sequence similarity to functional genes, in this case likely related to the WAS (Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome protein) family, but due to mutations or sequence disruptions, they do not code for functional proteins. Pseudogenes do not have direct biological function as encoded proteins and are not considered therapeutic targets[6]. Their presence may sometimes complicate genetic studies (for example, via PCR amplification artifacts), but WASH9P itself does not have an established role in pathology or pharmacology.
- Other names
- WASH9PWAS protein family homolog 9 (pseudogene)
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Mechanism of action
None
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Biological functions
None (for the pseudogene itself)
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Disease associations
None (no direct role in disease as a functional protein)
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Safety considerations
None (pseudogenes are not therapeutic targets)
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