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Zinc finger protein 430 pseudogene

Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Related to zinc finger protein family

Overview

Zinc finger protein 430 pseudogene (ENSG00000268455) is a non-coding sequence in the human genome resembling the zinc finger protein 430 gene. As a pseudogene, it is not transcribed into a functional protein and does not serve as a receptor, enzyme, or any other actionable target in drug discovery or clinical practice. Zinc finger proteins, when functional, act as DNA-binding proteins involved in transcriptional regulation, but pseudogenes like this lack functional protein-coding capability[1].

Other names: ZNF430Pzinc finger protein 430, pseudogene

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