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hsa-mir-302b: Hsa-mir-302b is a microRNA that was targeted in a study using a double-DIG-labeled, locked, nucleic acid microRNA probe [PMC6134821]. The probe was designed for in situ hybridization (ISH) and was complementary to hsa-mir-302b [PMC6134821]. The study followed the manufacturer's instructions for the ISH procedure [PMC6134821]. In another experiment, mutations were introduced into the hsa-mir-302b binding site of the HDAC4-3′UTR using the Quik-Change II Site-Directed Mutagenesis kit [PMC3590172]. The mutations were likely introduced to investigate the effects of altering the binding site on HDAC4-3′UTR [PMC3590172]. The Quik-Change II Site-Directed Mutagenesis kit from Agilent Technologies was used for this purpose [PMC3590172]. Overall, these experiments aimed to study hsa-mir-302b and its interactions with HDAC4-3′UTR, potentially shedding light on its role and function in cellular processes.
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