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XG Y-linked 2 (pseudogene) (XGY2)

Target: XGY2
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Non-coding RNA, lncRNA

Overview

XG Y-linked 2 (XGY2) is a Y chromosome pseudogene homolog of the Xg blood group gene; it is transcribed as a non-coding RNA but does not produce a functional protein product. While the XG gene on the X chromosome encodes the Xg blood group glycoprotein—a cell surface antigen in humans—XGY2 on the Y chromosome is a truncated, inactive locus and does not have known biological or disease roles. Its main scientific relevance is to chromosome structure and evolution rather than functional genomics or pharmacology.

Other names: XGXGPYXGPY2XG pseudogeneY-linked 2Xg blood group pseudogeneXGY2

Biological functions

Other (no known encoded protein, not assigned to canonical functions such as signal transduction)

Disease associations

Other (no disease association; the active XG is linked to the blood group antigen and rare associations, but XGY2 has no known disease role)

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