hsa-mir-2355: Hsa-mir-2355 is a microRNA that has been found to promote cell proliferation and invasion when overexpressed [PMC7794682]. It has been identified as a potential target for the ENTPD5 and NT5C3A genes [PMC7794682]. The expression of hsa-mir-2355 was found to be higher in nonresponder samples of HNSC and CESC subgroups [PMC7794682]. In a miRNA signature analysis, hsa-mir-2355 was one of the 23 miRNAs identified, and it was significantly associated with prognosis in patients with HCC [PMC7467934]. Interactions between hsa-mir-2355 and 10 lncRNAs were also observed [PMC9307901]. The expression of hsa-mir-2355 was downregulated in astrocytes exposed to cocaine, HIV-1 Tat, and TC [PMC9307901]. In another study, hsa-mir-2355 was one of the significantly altered miRNAs identified along with H19, HHIP-AS1, NOP14-AS1, NDUFA9, and LIPG genes [PMC7393356]. The effects of HIV-1 Tat and cocaine coexposure on hsa-mir-2355 were investigated in this study as well [PMC7393356]. Additionally, the expression level of hsa-mir-2355 was downregulated following MG induction [PMC7393356].