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hsa-mir-365b: Hsa-mir-365b is a microRNA species that was found to be upregulated at both timepoints in monocytes, suggesting its role as a steady regulator of the inflammatory response [PMC6433273]. However, qRT-PCR analysis did not confirm the upregulation of hsa-mir-365b at either timepoint [PMC6433273]. In the context of breast cancer, hsa-mir-365b was identified as one of the miRNAs that interacted with breast cancer genes associated with tumor metastasis and molecular subtypes [PMC5549916]. Additionally, hsa-mir-365b was found to be one of the miRNAs that intersected between two models in a study involving genes, methylation-related genes, and miRNAs [PMC8196729]. Overall, these findings suggest that hsa-mir-365b may have important regulatory roles in both inflammatory responses and breast cancer progression. However, further research is needed to fully understand its specific functions and mechanisms.
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