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XK related, Y-linked pseudogene 4 (XKRYP4) is a non-coding DNA sequence on the Y chromosome related to the XK Kell blood group complex protein family. It is classified as a pseudogene because it does not code for a functional protein. While some pseudogenes exhibit regulatory roles, including acting as miRNA decoys or participating in gene regulation, there is no evidence that XKRYP4 performs such functions or is involved in any disease or therapeutic processes[1][5].
Not applicable; as a pseudogene, there is no known mechanism of action for drugs targeting this molecule
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