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Zinc finger protein 887, pseudogene (ZNF887P)

Target: ZNF887P
Molecular classification: Other, Pseudogene

Overview

Zinc finger protein 887, pseudogene (ZNF887P) is classified as a pseudogene related to the zinc finger protein family[4]. While zinc finger proteins typically function as transcription factors that recognize specific DNA sequences to regulate gene expression[7][10], pseudogenes like ZNF887P do not produce a functional protein product and generally lack biological activity[4][9]. As such, ZNF887P is not considered a drug target and has no recognized role in human disease, therapeutics, or as a biomarker. Its inclusion in molecular databases mainly reflects its similarity to functional zinc finger genes.

Other names: ZNF887

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