ZNF230 divergent transcript (ZNF230-DT)

ZNF230 divergent transcript (ZNF230-DT) is a non-coding RNA gene found on human chromosome 19 (chr19:43996896-44003298, hg38)[5]. It is classified as a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), meaning it does not code for a protein product. The exact biological function of ZNF230-DT is currently not established or characterized in the scientific literature, and there are no documented roles in diseases, nor are there associated drugs, mechanisms of action, biomarker status, or safety concerns[3][5]. It is distinctly different from the protein-coding ZNF230 gene (zinc finger protein 230), with no clear evidence indicating ZNF230-DT is a therapeutic target or is implicated in any molecular family such as receptors, enzymes, ion channels, or transporters based on available data[3][5][7]. If additional or structured information is sought in the future, refer to comprehensive genome and transcript databases, but as of now ZNF230 divergent transcript should be understood only as a long non-coding RNA without established biological or therapeutic targeting relevance.

Other names

ZNF230-DTZNF230 divergent transcript