Zinc finger protein 876, pseudogene (ZNF876P)

ZNF876P is a human pseudogene predicted to encode a zinc finger protein based on sequence homology, but it does not produce a functional protein in humans. Zinc finger proteins are generally a large family of DNA-binding transcription factors, and those with C2H2 domains regulate gene transcription. However, as a pseudogene, ZNF876P is expected to lack normal protein-coding function, and there is no evidence for its involvement in cellular processes or disease. It is annotated based on sequence similarity and presumed evolutionary history with functional zinc finger proteins but currently has no role as a therapeutic target or actionable biomolecule. Zinc finger protein 876, pseudogene (ZNF876P), is a non-protein-coding genomic locus without known biological or therapeutic relevance. It belongs to the zinc finger protein family but is not a functional target.

Other names

Putative zinc finger protein 876ZNF876P