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4 publications mentioning bta-mir-744Open access articles that are associated with the species Bos taurus and mention the gene name mir-744. Click the [+] symbols to view sentences that include the gene name, or the word cloud on the right for a summary. |
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Other miRNAs from this paper: bta-mir-26a-2, bta-mir-101-2, bta-mir-103-1, bta-mir-16b, bta-mir-30d, bta-mir-30b, bta-mir-106a, bta-mir-127, bta-mir-30e, bta-mir-92a-2, bta-let-7d, bta-mir-17, bta-mir-191, bta-mir-192, bta-mir-23a, bta-mir-93, bta-let-7g, bta-mir-30a, bta-let-7a-1, bta-mir-30c, bta-let-7i, bta-mir-25, bta-let-7a-2, bta-let-7a-3, bta-mir-103-2, bta-mir-195, bta-mir-101-1, bta-mir-146a, bta-mir-16a, bta-mir-26a-1, bta-mir-30f, bta-mir-451, bta-mir-92a-1, bta-mir-92b
For example, miR-146a, miR-16, miR-195, miR-30e, and miR-744 are stably expressed in mouse serum [4], and miR-16 is used as an internal normalizer in the serum of human B-cell lymphoma and colorectal cancer patients [14, 15].
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In mice, miR-146a, miR-16, miR-195, miR-30, and miR-744 have been reported as reference miRNAs in blood [4].
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Other miRNAs from this paper: bta-mir-16b, bta-mir-21, bta-mir-127, bta-mir-92a-2, bta-mir-191, bta-mir-22, bta-mir-29c, bta-mir-361, bta-mir-93, bta-mir-10b, bta-mir-24-2, bta-mir-122, bta-mir-19a, bta-mir-19b, bta-mir-144, bta-mir-146b, bta-mir-16a, bta-mir-24-1, bta-mir-196a-2, bta-mir-196a-1, bta-mir-196b, bta-mir-296, bta-mir-328, bta-mir-339a, bta-mir-375, bta-mir-451, bta-mir-486, bta-mir-92a-1, bta-mir-92b, bta-mir-9-1, bta-mir-9-2, bta-mir-1306, bta-mir-1249, bta-mir-339b
This miRNA was selected due to its stable expression between sera and exosomes after comparing with the most used reference U6 [62, 63], and previously reported serum miRNA reference candidates miR-127 and miR-744 in bovine and mouse [64, 65].
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Other miRNAs from this paper: hsa-mir-744
Seven SNPs were identified within the 3′UTR of FADS2 gene and Target Scan analysis indicated that FADS2-19 (rs210169303) is situated within the binding site for bta-miR-744.
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Other miRNAs from this paper: bta-mir-26a-2, bta-mir-18b, bta-mir-29a, bta-let-7f-2, bta-mir-18a, bta-mir-21, bta-mir-222, bta-mir-26b, bta-mir-27a, bta-mir-30d, bta-mir-27b, bta-mir-30b, bta-mir-15b, bta-mir-30e, bta-let-7d, bta-mir-17, bta-mir-23a, bta-mir-93, bta-let-7g, bta-mir-30a, bta-let-7a-1, bta-let-7f-1, bta-mir-122, bta-mir-30c, bta-let-7i, bta-mir-23b, bta-mir-25, bta-let-7a-2, bta-let-7a-3, bta-let-7b, bta-let-7c, bta-let-7e, bta-mir-15a, bta-mir-19a, bta-mir-19b, bta-mir-374a, bta-mir-224, bta-mir-26a-1, bta-mir-30f, bta-mir-324, bta-mir-33a, bta-mir-33b, bta-mir-340, bta-mir-374b, bta-mir-877, bta-mir-19b-2, bta-mir-542, bta-mir-26c, bta-mir-374c
Several spurious miRNAs with highly repetitive sequences (e. g. miR-744-5p, miR-877-3p, miR-1229) were present only in the CLASH data set, and such false positives would reduce the overlap.
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