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WD Repeat Domain 12 pseudogene 2 (WDR12P2)

Target: WDR12P2
Molecular classification: Other (pseudogene), non-coding genomic element

Overview

WD Repeat Domain 12 pseudogene 2 (WDR12P2) is a genomic sequence similar to the protein-coding WDR12 gene, but it is classified as a pseudogene, meaning it does not produce a functional protein. There is no evidence that WDR12P2 serves as a druggable target or participates in biological pathways relevant to disease or pharmacology. Research on relatives of WDR12P2—such as the canonical WDR12 gene—implicates those in ribosome biogenesis, cell proliferation, and certain diseases, specifically cardiovascular disease and cancer, but these characteristics do not extend to the pseudogene itself[1][2][3][4][5][6].

Other names: WD Repeat Domain 12 pseudogene

Mechanism of action

None for pseudogene. No drug mechanisms have been established for targeting WDR12P2 or WDR12.

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