### SGO1-AS1 Gene Overview
The SGO1-AS1 gene, or the "SGO1 antisense RNA 1" gene, is a non-coding RNA located on chromosome 4 in humans. It is associated with the SGO1 gene, which encodes for the shugoshin-1 protein, a critical regulator in chromosome segregation during cell division. SGO1-AS1 may play a role in gene regulation associated with cell cycle processes.

### 1. Associated Genes
In addition to the SGO1 gene, SGO1-AS1 may be associated with several other genes, particularly those involved in cell cycle regulation and genomic stability. Some notable associations may include:
- **BUB1** (BUB1 mitotic checkpoint serine/threonine kinase)
- **AURKA** (aurora kinase A)
- **CDC20** (cell division cycle 20)
- **TP53** (tumor protein p53)

### 2. Aging and Age-Related Diseases
Research into SGO1-AS1 is still emerging, but there may be some associations with aging and age-related diseases. Abnormalities in chromosome segregation and genomic stability are known contributors to aging and age-related diseases, such as cancer. Disruption in SGO1 function or its regulatory mechanisms could theoretically influence these processes, potentially linking SGO1-AS1 to diseases characterized by genomic instability, such as:
- **Cancer** (various types)
- **Neurodegenerative diseases** (where cellular senescence plays a role)

However, more specific studies on SGO1-AS1 in the context of aging are needed to fully establish these associations.

### 3. Drug Interactions
As a non-coding RNA, direct pharmacological targeting of SGO1-AS1 may not be well-characterized. However, drugs that affect pathways involving cell cycle regulation or genomic stability may indirectly influence the activities of SGO1-AS1 by altering expression or function of associated genes. At present, specific drug classes or identifiers directly interacting with SGO1-AS1 have not been definitively established, but potential interactions could come from:
- **Antineoplastic agents** (which target cancer pathways)
- **Gene therapeutic agents** targeting RNA transcripts or their regulatory pathways.

Further research may yield more actionable information regarding drug interactions.

### 4. Pathways and Biological Processes
SGO1-AS1 is implicated in various biological processes and pathways, primarily related to:
- **Cell Cycle Regulation**: It may influence the timing and progression of the cell cycle and cytokinesis.
- **Chromosome Segregation**: As an antisense RNA to SGO1, it may modulate the activity of proteins responsible for maintaining genomic integrity during mitosis.
- **Apoptosis**: There may be indirect roles in regulating apoptosis through pathways connected to cell cycle dysregulation.

Overall, while SGO1-AS1 plays a role in several critical cellular processes, more targeted research is required to elucidate its full biological and clinical relevance.