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bta-mir-92b: Bta-mir-92b is a microRNA that has been examined in various studies. It has been found to target SOX4, a gene that is targeted by multiple miRNAs [PMC5908868][PMC6162677]. Bta-mir-92b has also been correlated with the expression of seven genes associated with ECM and immune system-related pathways [PMC7242321]. It belongs to the miR-25 family and is connected to blastocyst-associated miRNAs [PMC8944274]. In the context of bacterial infection, bta-mir-92b, along with bta-miR-1343-3p and bta-miR-1306, may play a role in MDMs and could be further investigated [PMC6600136]. In another study, bta-mir-92b was found to be differentially expressed after MAP infection in serum [PMC6600136]. Furthermore, bta-mir-92b was found to be upregulated in both ANCs and APCs compared to heifers [PMC6731312]. Bta-mir-92b has also been associated with trophoblastic differentiation and vascularization during placental development [PMC5662615]. Overall, these studies highlight the importance of bta-mir-92b in various biological processes.
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