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Zinc finger protein 736 pseudogene 12, Y-linked (ZNF736P12Y) is a human pseudogene located on the Y chromosome, annotated as non-protein-coding and sometimes described as an "inferred pseudogene"[2][3]. It is a member of the zinc finger family by homology but does not encode a functional protein product itself. No evidence suggests it acts as a receptor, enzyme, transporter, or other direct therapeutic target. While recent research indicates some pseudogenes may influence biological processes such as regulation of gene expression, modulation of RNA networks, or possibly even limited peptide production in rare cases, there is no direct disease linkage or established drug interaction for ZNF736P12Y[4]. It should not be considered a therapeutic target.
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