**Gene Summary for ELMO1-AS1**

**Gene Symbol:** ELMO1-AS1  
**Location:** This gene is an antisense RNA to the ELMO1 gene, which is located on chromosome 13. Antisense RNAs can participate in various regulatory mechanisms concerning the expression of their corresponding sense genes.

### Additional Associated Genes
Though specific associations may vary based on different biological contexts or studies, ELMO1-AS1 is primarily linked with:
- **ELMO1**: The primary sense gene, which encodes for ELMO1, a protein involved in cell migration and actin cytoskeleton dynamics.
- **RHO family genes** such as **RHOA** and **RAC1**, as ELMO1 participates in signaling pathways that involve these small GTPases.

### Aging and Age-related Diseases
- There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that lncRNAs, including ELMO1-AS1, may contribute to cellular aging and senescence. Alterations in the expression of lncRNAs are often observed in age-related diseases such as Alzheimer's and cardiovascular diseases.
- ELMO1 has been implicated in immune system function and cancer, both of which have age-related implications. Dysregulation of immune responses and increased tumor susceptibility are common issues in the aging population.

### Drug/Drug Classes Interaction
Currently, there is no specific drug exclusively targeting ELMO1-AS1 due to its role as a lncRNA. However, since it is involved in pathways also associated with cancer and inflammatory processes:
- **Immunomodulators** (like checkpoint inhibitors) could theoretically impact the pathways ELMO1 is associated with if they modify signaling through ELMO1.
- Chemotherapeutics that affect cancer processes might indirectly influence the activity of ELMO1 and its antisense transcript.

### Pathways and Biological Processes
ELMO1-AS1 appears to be involved in various biological processes, primarily through its regulation of ELMO1, as well as broader implications such as:
- **Cell migration**: Modulation of cellular dynamics relevant to oncogenesis and tissue remodeling.
- **Immune response**: Involvement in the regulation of immune cell behavior, which could affect inflammatory response.
- **Developmental processes**: ELMO1 plays roles in embryonic development and possibly in progenitor stem cell dynamics.

### Conclusion
ELMO1-AS1 is a regulatory element that interacts with other gene products to influence critical cellular processes. Its involvement in ELMO1-related pathways highlights its potential importance in both cancer biology and age-related disease mechanisms as research continues to unveil the roles of lncRNAs in diverse biological contexts. Further studies are needed to definitively link ELMO1-AS1 to specific drugs or precise age-related conditions.