Zinc finger protein 195 pseudogene

The zinc finger protein 195 pseudogene (ENSG00000274299) is a genome locus annotated as a pseudogene—meaning it is a non-functional copy related to the zinc finger protein 195 gene. Zinc finger proteins, especially of the C2H2 type, are a large family of transcription factors characterized by their ability to bind DNA and regulate gene expression through zinc finger domains—however, pseudogenes like this one do not encode functional proteins and do not participate in these biological activities[1][8]. As a pseudogene, it does not have known direct biological functions, molecular interactions, disease associations, or any established role as a biomarker or therapeutic target. Clarification of status: ENSG00000274299 is not a protein-coding gene but a pseudogene. Pseudogenes typically do not give rise to functional proteins, do not serve as therapeutic drug targets, and rarely, if ever, have drug interactions or serve direct clinical functions. Therefore, fields about function, disease, drug interaction, and clinical relevance are not applicable or are null. If you are seeking information about a functional zinc finger protein target (e.g., a specific ZNF protein), a different ENSG accession or gene symbol would be appropriate.

Other names

ZNF195PZinc finger protein 195ZNF195 pseudogene