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WASP family homolog 5, pseudogene (WASH5P)

Target: WASH5P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, WASP family pseudogenes

Overview

WASP family homolog 5, pseudogene (WASH5P) is a non-protein-coding gene classified as a pseudogene of the WASP (Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome protein) family[4][5]. It is part of a group of subtelomeric WASH pseudogenes in the human genome, which arose from gene duplication and do not produce functional proteins. Unlike functional WASP family proteins that regulate actin cytoskeleton dynamics, WASH5P has no confirmed protein product or biological function[4][5]. It is not a protein, receptor, enzyme, or other classical drug target[4][5]. It does not play an established biological or disease role. There are no known drugs, mechanisms of action, or biomarker status related to WASH5P. Its main relevance is as part of the set of human WASP family pseudogenes[4][5].

Other names: WAS protein family homolog 5, pseudogeneWASF5PWASH5P

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