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Zinc finger protein 123, pseudogene (ZNF123P)

Target: ZNF123P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Zinc finger protein (family, by homology), Transcription factor (by typical ZNF123 protein function)

Overview

Zinc finger protein 123, pseudogene (ZNF123P) is a non-coding genomic sequence related by homology to zinc finger protein 123 (often abbreviated ZNF123 or HZF-1), a member of the large family of zinc finger proteins. Zinc finger proteins generally function as transcription factors, recognizing specific DNA sequences through zinc ion-coordinated motifs and regulating gene expression in various processes such as cell cycle, differentiation, and DNA repair[1][3][5]. However, ZNF123P is a pseudogene, so it does not encode a functional protein and is not considered a therapeutic target. The functional gene (ZNF123) may play roles in DNA binding and transcriptional regulation, but ZNF123P, as a pseudogene, has no recognized biological function, disease relevance, or role in drug targeting.

Other names: HZF-1ZNF123ZNF123Pzinc finger protein 123 (HZF-1)

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