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WD repeat domain 5C, pseudogene (WDR5CP)

Target: WDR5CP
Molecular classification: Other

Overview

WD repeat domain 5C, pseudogene (WDR5CP) is a human pseudogene related in sequence to the gene encoding WD repeat-containing protein 5 (WDR5), a protein involved in histone methylation and chromatin regulation. However, pseudogenes like WDR5CP are not believed to code for functional proteins; rather, they are considered genomic "remnants" without established biological function or disease relevance. There is no evidence to support WDR5CP as a therapeutic target, biomarker, or drug-interacting protein. Its functional counterpart, WDR5, is a well-established therapeutic target relevant to cancer biology and epigenetic regulation.

Other names: WD repeat domain 5 pseudogeneWDR5CP

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