hsa-mir-365a: Hsa-mir-365a is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts [PMC5001599]. In one study, it was found that the supporting reads of hsa-mir-365a_33_G_u had more than one mismatch to hsa-mir-365a, and there were genomic loci with fewer mismatches for these reads [PMC5001599]. Another study used the Kaplan-Meier method to identify miRNAs closely related to patients' overall survival (OS), and hsa-mir-365a was one of the miRNAs found to be negatively associated with survival [PMC7947456]. A risk score formula was developed, which included the expression levels of various miRNAs, including hsa-mir-365a [PMC7947456]. Furthermore, a study found that hsa-mir-365a was one of the miRNAs that were intersected between two models involving genes, methylation-related genes, and other miRNAs [PMC8196729]. In another study, it was mentioned that hsa-mir-365a was undetectable in certain conditions and subsequent analyses were performed on other miRNAs [PMC6904965]. Additionally, the expression levels of hsa-mir-365a were determined using qPCR in a study investigating various miRNAs [PMC7809902]. Finally, in order to validate microarray data, the expression levels of randomly selected miRNAs including hsa-mir-365a were quantified using quantitative RT-PCR [PMC3620207].