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WHAMM pseudogene 1 (WHAMMP1)

Target: WHAMMP1
Molecular classification: Other, Pseudogene

Overview

WHAMM pseudogene 1 (WHAMMP1) is a processed pseudogene on human chromosome 15, derived from the protein-coding gene WHAMM. WHAMMP1 itself does not encode a functional protein and is not known to be expressed at the protein level. No direct biological function or disease role has been established. WHAMM, the parent gene, is involved in actin nucleation, Golgi membrane association, and microtubule binding, but these functions do not extend to WHAMMP1[4][3][5]. **Note: If you are seeking pharmacologically relevant targets, focus on the parent gene (WHAMM) rather than this pseudogene.**

Other names: WHAMM pseudogene 1WHAMMP1

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