gga-mir-183: Gga-mir-183 is a microRNA that was examined using reverse transcription quantitative polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) to validate data obtained from RNA-Seq [PMC5983721]. It was found to be co-regulated by circRNA225 and circRNA226, along with six other miRNAs, and regulated 207 mRNAs through ceRNA regulation [PMC9063329]. Gga-mir-183 was not detected in any sample, making it an endogenous negative control [PMC4877990]. In a comparison within the LB strain, gga-mir-183 was found to be downregulated in the LP group [PMC8241840]. The decrease in gga-mir-183 may contribute to an increase in EZR protein levels [PMC3472249]. In CD30hi cells, gga-mir-183 was found to be decreased [PMC3472249]. The sequence of gga-mir-183 was obtained from miRBase [PMC4503353]. In summary, gga-mir-183 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been examined using RT-qPCR and found to be co-regulated by circRNAs and other miRNAs. It has also been used as an endogenous negative control and found to be downregulated in certain conditions. The decrease of gga-mir-183 may have implications for the regulation of EZR protein levels.