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Zinc finger protein 354B pseudogene

Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Other

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Zinc finger protein 354B pseudogene is a non-functional copy of the zinc finger protein 354B gene in Homo sapiens. Pseudogenes are typically characterized by mutations or the absence of regulatory elements required for gene expression, and thus do not produce functional protein products. While the protein-coding gene, ZNF354B, is a member of the zinc finger family involved in transcriptional regulation, the pseudogene does not have established biological function nor known disease associations and is not considered a therapeutic or diagnostic target.

Other names: FLJ25008KID2ZNF354B pseudogene

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