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Zinc finger protein 812, pseudogene (ZNF812P)
- Target
- ZNF812P
- Molecular classification
- Pseudogene, Parent protein family: Zinc finger protein, C2H2-type
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Overview
Zinc finger protein 812, pseudogene (ZNF812P) is an annotated human pseudogene, meaning it resembles a protein-coding gene but has lost its protein-coding potential and is typically non-functional. ZNF812P shares sequence similarity with zinc finger proteins of the C2H2 type, which are among the largest group of DNA-binding transcription factors in the human genome, but in the case of ZNF812P, there is no evidence of translation into a functional protein. Pseudogenes like ZNF812P are not considered therapeutic targets, although their transcriptional products may in rare cases influence gene regulation or disease, there is no such evidence for ZNF812P specifically[2][6][7].
- Other names
- ZNF812Pzinc finger protein 812 pseudogene
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