Zinc finger protein 725, pseudogene (ZNF725P)

Zinc finger protein 725, pseudogene (ZNF725P) is a genomic sequence located at chromosome 19p12 (positions 23,492,427-23,512,656) in the human genome[2]. It is classified as a pseudogene, meaning it is a non-functional copy or derivative of a zinc finger protein gene. Unlike functional zinc finger proteins, which are frequently involved in transcriptional regulation and nucleic acid binding, ZNF725P does not produce a functional protein and is not known to have any direct biological function or role in disease. It belongs to the large family of zinc finger proteins, which typically contain the highly conserved C2H2-type zinc finger motif, but as a pseudogene, ZNF725P does not encode an active transcription factor or structural protein[1][2][4][5]. If you require information about active zinc finger proteins as targets (such as ZNF750 or other family members), those entries would include molecular function, disease association, and roles as transcription factors or regulators[1].

Other names

ZNF725Pzinc finger protein 725 pseudogene