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Zinc finger protein 702, pseudogene (ZNF702P) is a non-functional genomic locus related to the zinc finger protein family. Zinc finger proteins are the most abundant group of DNA-binding proteins in eukaryotes, many of which function as transcription factors involved in essential cellular processes such as transcription regulation, cell adhesion, and DNA repair. However, ZNF702P itself is annotated as a pseudogene, meaning it does not encode a functional protein and is not known to participate in biological or disease processes. While functional members of the zinc finger protein family play roles in health and disease, pseudogenes like ZNF702P are not considered therapeutic targets and have no established clinical relevance.
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