hsa-mir-766: Hsa-mir-766 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been identified as one of the most informative miRNAs in a study on breast cancer [PMC4439119]. It has also been found to be shared among different groups in a study on miRNA expression in colorectal cancer [PMC3462109]. In another study on Alzheimer's disease, the genes encoding hsa-mir-766 were found to be potentially relevant for biomarker and therapeutic development [PMC6815273]. Hsa-mir-766 has been identified as one of the upregulated miRNAs in hepatocellular carcinoma [PMC3563587]. It has also been associated with circRNA interactions and potential target sites for other miRNAs [PMC7063791]. Hsa-mir-766 is among the top-ranked miRNAs in a study on gastric cancer [PMC5072262]. It is one of the miRNA precursors with previously unreported antisense transcripts [PMC3722126]. Hsa-mir-766 has also been found to be differentially expressed before and after deployment, along with other microRNAs, as observed in a study on military personnel [PMC8158372]. In cervical cancer, hsa-mir-766 is upregulated and associated with other common miRNAs involved in the disease [PMC8324362]. Finally, hsa-mir-766 is among the upregulated microRNAs involved in pulpal inflammation [PMC9987318].