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Zinc finger protein 970, pseudogene (ZNF970P)

Target: ZNF970P
Molecular classification: Pseudogene, Zinc finger protein family

Overview

Zinc finger protein 970, pseudogene (ZNF970P) is a human pseudogene located at chromosome 12q11. It shares sequence similarity with functional zinc finger protein genes but does not encode an active protein product due to disabling mutations. Zinc finger proteins typically function as DNA-binding transcription factors and play broad roles in the regulation of gene expression, but pseudogenes like ZNF970P are generally considered non-functional and are not drug targets. Summary: - ZNF970P is a non-functional pseudogene related to the zinc finger protein family, not a therapeutic target, and has no known function, disease association, or clinical relevance as a receptor or protein molecule.

Other names: ZNF970P

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