mmu-mir-181c: Mmu-mir-181c is a pri-miRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been used as a target in experiments involving RNA-probes and miRNA mimics. In one study, digoxigenin-labeled RNA-probes were generated against mmu-mir-181c, along with other pri-miRNAs, and used for further analysis [PMC7904729]. In another study, miRNA mimics for mmu-mir-181c were transfected into mESCs or embryoid bodies [PMC2933889]. Mmu-mir-181c has also been found to be involved in lymphoid development and differentially expressed between lymphocyte cell types [PMC2244641]. Additionally, it has been identified as one of the up-regulated miRNAs in a specific context [PMC4989891]. Mmu-mir-181c has also shown significant correlation with mRNA transcripts in the liver gene regulatory network [PMC3130556]. Furthermore, it was found to be regulated along with other miRNAs at the gene expression level [PMC5207734]. These studies highlight the importance of mmu-mir-181c in various biological processes and provide insights into its regulatory role.