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SNORA5A: SNORA5A is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that is part of the SLERT complex, along with SNORA5C, and is required for translocation of SLERT into the nucleolus [PMC7766524]. The expression levels of SNORA5A were found to be increased in a study that examined the transcriptional levels of CDC37L1-AS1 and SNORA5A over time [PMC7766524]. In another study, SNORA5A was identified as one of the snoRNAs that were more strongly expressed in patients with more severe disease [PMC9219770]. Additionally, a predictive expression profile of snoRNAs associated with lung adenocarcinoma included SNORA5A as one of the identified snoRNAs [PMC9197630]. The nuclear position signals for SNORA5A were detected in a study that searched for lncRNA candidates using the lncATLAS database [PMC6292939]. Furthermore, SNORA5A was used in genetic constructs to generate different constructs for experimental purposes [PMC4234469]. Overall, these studies highlight the involvement and potential significance of SNORA5A in various biological processes and disease conditions.
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