WBP1L pseudogene 10 (WBP1LP10)

WBP1L pseudogene 10 (WBP1LP10) is a predicted pseudogene identified in the human genome. It is annotated in gene databases such as NCBI Gene with accession 106480326. Pseudogenes are non-functional genomic sequences related to known genes but lacking protein-coding potential[3]. There is no evidence in current literature or databases that WBP1LP10 is expressed, encodes a protein, has regulatory roles, or is implicated in disease or as a therapeutic target. It is not related to any clinically significant receptor, enzyme, transporter, or transcription factor, and is not considered in drug development or biomarker studies. The functional gene WBP1L is involved in hematopoietic stem cell regulation and leukemia, but the pseudogene WBP1LP10 itself is not referenced as biologically active in any setting relevant to therapeutics or diagnostics[1][2][5]. If you intended to refer to WBP1L (WW domain binding protein 1 like), which is involved in hematopoietic stem cell regulation and leukemia, then the target should be corrected to that gene/protein, not its pseudogene[1][2][5][6].

Other names

WBP1L pseudogene 10WBP1LP10

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