### ZNF528-AS1 Gene Overview

**Gene Symbol:** ZNF528-AS1  
**Location:** ZNF528-AS1 is located in the human genome at chromosome 19. It is an antisense RNA transcript associated with the ZNF528 gene, which encodes a zinc finger protein. 

#### 1. Associated Genes
While the primary interaction is with the ZNF528 gene, ZNF528-AS1 may also have functional associations with other genes involved in similar biological processes or cellular functions. However, specific genes directly associated with ZNF528-AS1 were not extensively documented in the standard summaries. However, it is often helpful to explore related zinc finger proteins or antisense RNA regulation in further literature.

#### 2. Aging and Age-Related Diseases
Research on ZNF528-AS1 and its specific implications in aging or age-related diseases is limited. However, zinc finger proteins generally play roles in various cellular functions including transcription regulation, DNA repair, and cellular stress responses, which may indirectly relate to aging processes. 

There might be studies highlighting the roles of ZNF528 or its antisense RNA in chronic conditions or its expression changes with age, but specific findings are necessary to establish concrete links to aging or age-related diseases for ZNF528-AS1.

#### 3. Drug Interactions
Currently, there are no direct drug interactions or drug classes reported for ZNF528-AS1. However, due to its potential involvement in gene expression regulation, systemic studies may yield insights into how therapeutics that influence transcription factors or RNA pathways might indirectly affect its function.

#### 4. Pathways and Biological Processes
The ZNF528 gene is involved in several key biological processes, which can also extend to its antisense counterpart:

- **Transcription Regulation:** ZNF proteins are integral to the modulation of gene expression.
- **Cellular Stress Response:** ZNF528 has shown contexts of involvement in processes related to cellular responses to stress, especially oxidative stress.
- **DNA Binding:** As a zinc finger protein, ZNF528 could be implicated in DNA binding mechanisms, impacting genomic stability and repair pathways.

Further exploration of databases like KEGG or Reactome could provide more specific pathways associated with zinc finger proteins and their roles in signaling or regulatory networks.

### Summary
The ZNF528-AS1 gene is an antisense RNA transcript associated with ZNF528, relevant in transcription regulation among other processes. Although concrete data linking it to aging or specific therapeutic interactions is presently sparse, ongoing research could enhance our understanding of its functional role in health and disease.
