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SNORD48: SNORD48 is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that is used as a normalizer for relative expression in tissue samples [PMC9021364]. It is also used for normalization in serum and urine samples, along with Cel-miR-39a primer as an internal control [PMC9021364]. SNORD48 has an Assay ID of 203903 [PMC3441572]. In the 160,000× g fraction of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) samples, SNORD48 was found to be downregulated, along with SNORD50D, SNORD18A, SNORD59B, SNORD81 and SNORD29. On the other hand, SNORD113 was upregulated in the supernatant of NSCLC samples [PMC7461500]. These findings suggest that the expression levels of these snoRNAs may be altered in NSCLC and could potentially serve as biomarkers for this type of cancer. However, further research is needed to fully understand the role of these snoRNAs in NSCLC and their potential diagnostic or therapeutic implications.
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