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Homo sapiens (human) ATP1B3 antisense RNA 1 (ATP1B3-AS1) URS00001BD8BB_9606

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ATP1B3-AS1: ATP1B3-AS1 is a downregulated lncRNA in bladder cancer tissues compared to bladder tissues [PMC8328735][PMC7961759]. It is also upregulated in HEU infants, indicating exposure to viral particles [PMC6889308]. ATP1B3-AS1 is an antisense transcript of the ATP1B3 gene, which belongs to the Na+/K+ ATPase family [PMC6889308]. In bladder cancer, the expression levels of ATP1B3-AS1 are lower in the high-risk group [PMC8328735]. However, in breast tumors, ATP1B3-AS1 is identified as a putative driver lncRNA [PMC6316884]. It has also been found to interact with other genes mediated by hsa-mir-96, hsa-mir-93, and hsa-mir-182 [PMC7324900]. In addition to bladder cancer and breast tumors, ATP1B3-AS1 has been found to be highly expressed in the high-risk group of another study [PMC8818872]. However, there are limited studies on this lncRNA as it is relatively new and not widely reported in the literature [PMC9977555].

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UGACUAGCCUAGGGAAUAAAUGCCAAAUUUUACAAACAUUUCUUCCACUUUUGUGCUUUUCUAAAAACAAACAAAAAAUCCACAACUAAAUAAACAAAAUUAAAACUCCACCUGCUUUGAUUAUUUUAUGUACUUCACACACCUCUCUCCAAAGCAAAAGGGAAAGCUAACUGAAAUCCGAAUCAUUAAAUCUGGGUUUUUCAUUAACAUUUCCCCCAACUAUUCUAGAAGCAAAGGAUACGUAAUAGAUAAACAAGAAGAAAAAUGCAUUUAAAACCUUAAGGGGACCCAGCACUCCAUCCAAGCUUAUCUAUGCAGCCUGCUCACAGGCUCCUGUAUACAGGCGCACUGUCAUGAAAUUAGCACUUCUACCCAG

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