SNORD6: SNORD6 is a housekeeping gene that is commonly used as a reference gene to normalize the expression levels of genes or miRNAs [PMC7520272]. It has been used as a reference gene in various studies to calculate miRNA levels using the Ct method and normalize them to the levels of SNORD6 [PMC7712788]. SNORD6 has been used as a housekeeping gene for adipocyte-derived miRNAs and exosome-derived miRs (exo-miRs) in different studies [PMC6950227]. It has also been associated with patient outcomes, with higher expression of SNORD6 being associated with better outcomes [PMC9803687]. SNORD6, along with SCARNA5, has been suggested to play a role in breast cancer progression [PMC9803687]. Additionally, SNORD6 has been used as an internal normalization control for the expression of miR-214-3p and let-7g-5p in different studies [PMC6167518][PMC5983297]. It has also been identified as one of the significantly upregulated snoRNAs in various studies [PMC7400997][PMC8742282]. Furthermore, SNORD6 has been used as an internal control for thermal profiling and qPCR expression analysis in different experiments [PMC3835872][PMC4826233][PMC4742136]. Overall, SNORD6 is an important housekeeping gene that is commonly used as a reference gene for normalization purposes in various molecular biology experiments.