ZNF594 divergent transcript (ZNF594-DT)

ZNF594 divergent transcript (ZNF594-DT) is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) gene found in humans, annotated with the official symbols ENSG00000261879 (Ensembl) and 100130950 (NCBI). It is classified as a non-coding RNA, meaning it is transcribed into RNA but does not encode a protein product[3][5][6]. There is no published evidence as of September 2025 that ZNF594-DT is a direct therapeutic target, biomarker, or has a defined protein-like mechanism of action. Its biological role remains unknown, although lncRNAs generally may act in the regulation of gene expression, chromatin modification, or other diverse cellular processes[5][6]. There are no known disease associations, safety concerns, or drugs that interact with this transcript at present. ZNF594-DT (ZNF594 divergent transcript) is a human long non-coding RNA with no established biological or disease roles, drug interactions, or function as a therapeutic or diagnostic target[5][6][3].

Other names

ZNF594 divergent transcriptZNF594-DT

none (not known to be directly targeted by drugs)