MIR4647 is a non-coding RNA, specifically an intragenic microRNA, that is upregulated and resides within an upregulated gene [PMC5823624]. It is implicated in cellular processes such as migration and colony formation, as evidenced by studies optimizing the transfection of its precursors [PMC9843305]. This microRNA is located in a genomic region that also includes three protein-coding genes—HSP90AB1, SLC35B2, and NFKBIE—indicating its potential involvement in complex gene networks [PMC5069896]. Despite its upregulation, inhibition of MIR4647 does not appear to suppress the cytopathic effects of HSV-1 infection, suggesting that its role may be independent of this viral process [PMC9296583]. Interestingly, MIR4647's genomic locus overlaps with the 3′-UTR of SLC35B2, which may imply a regulatory interaction between MIR4647 and the expression of SLC35B2 [PMC9296583]. Additionally, MIR4647 has been identified as a candidate miRNA in genetic screens alongside other genes such as IRF2BPL, PAPSS1, and VANGL2 that may be relevant to cellular functions or disease mechanisms [PMC9296583].
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| Disease | Description | Category | PubMed ID |
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| Accession | MIMAT0019709 |
| Description | Homo sapiens hsa-miR-4647 mature miRNA |
| Sequence | 11 - GAAGAUGGUGCUGUGCUGAGGAA - 33 |
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