Zinc finger protein 815, pseudogene (ZNF815P)

Zinc finger protein 815, pseudogene (ZNF815P) is a non-protein-coding member of the zinc finger protein family, annotated as a pseudogene in genomic databases[2]. While classical zinc finger proteins possess characteristic C2H2 motifs and frequently act as transcriptional regulators, often containing additional regulatory domains such as KRAB, SCAN, SET, or BTB, ZNF815P does not encode a functional protein product and therefore lacks biological activity or therapeutic interest[1]. Pseudogenes are typically gene copies or remnants that have lost their protein-coding ability and do not participate in normal cellular processes[2]. There are no known biological functions, disease associations, or drug interactions for ZNF815P. In summary, ZNF815P is best described as a pseudogene without evidence of a functional protein product or relevance as a therapeutic target[2].

Other names

Putative protein ZNF815ZNF815PZNF815FLJ38969