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hsa-miR-1302: Hsa-mir-1302 is a microRNA that has been found to target five genes and has differential expression linked to Alzheimer's disease (AD) [PMC9312389]. It is a member of the hsa-mir-1302 family, which consists of multiple similar members [PMC2996404]. The function of hsa-mir-1302 is still unknown [PMC2996404]. The hsa-mir-1302 family has been found to be formed by segmental duplication events, and the expansion of this family may be contributed by both segmental duplication events and MER53 transposition [PMC2996404]. The targets of hsa-mir-1302 have been annotated using WebGestalt to determine the functions and pathways involved [PMC2996404]. The members of the hsa-mir-1302 family are not located in regions of segmental duplications, suggesting that they may be products of MER53 transposition events alone [PMC2996404]. Hsa-mir-1302 is a placental-specific gene family, as it is only found in placental mammals and not in opossum and platypus [PMC2996404]. Hsa-mir-1302 has been identified as a potential binding partner to the mutant GCK 3'-UTR, which may impact its stability and lead to lower expression levels [PMC4827006]. It has also been associated with infertility along with other miRNAs such as hsa-let-7b, hsa-mir-122, and hsa-mir-133b [PMC8995652]. The members of the hsa-miR-548 family are not mentioned in the provided references. Hsa-mir-1302 can derive from 11 potential pre-miRNAs [PMC7067867].
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