Zinc finger protein 602, pseudogene (ZNF602P)

Zinc finger protein 602, pseudogene (ZNF602P), also known as dJ265C24.5, is annotated as a pseudogene, i.e., a non-functional segment of genomic DNA originally derived from a zinc finger protein gene. It does not produce a functional protein and is not considered a therapeutic target. Zinc finger proteins generally act as transcription factors, but as a pseudogene, ZNF602P lacks known biological functions, disease associations, drug interactions, or biomarker relevance[5]. This gene should not be considered a functional receptor, enzyme, transporter, or classical drug target. Its inclusion may indicate a data error or an attempt to reference a different, active zinc finger protein family member.

Other names

dJ265C24.5