ssc-mir-182: ssc-mir-182 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been identified as one of the miRNAs involved in the regulation of protein expression in specific signaling pathways or miRNA-gene networks [PMC6354428]. In a study comparing different time points, ssc-mir-182 was found to be upregulated at 1W compared to baseline [PMC8367414]. It has also been shown to have higher expression levels in mpiPSCs compared to hpiPSCs [PMC4934789]. ssc-mir-182, along with other miRNAs such as ssc-miR-187, ssc-miR-136, ssc-miR-210, and ssc-miR-10b, participates in the regulation of the Neurotrophin signaling pathway by targeting corresponding genes [PMC4934789]. In another study, upregulation of ssc-mir-182 was found to be a contributing factor to PTEN down-regulation at 24 h post-infection [PMC4759598]. Furthermore, differential expression of ssc-mir-182 was observed at different time points post-infection with PRV Fa ΔgE/gI strain or Fa wild-type strain [PMC7329775]. These findings highlight the involvement and potential regulatory roles of ssc-mir-182 in various biological processes.