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SNORA75: SNORA75 is an RNA molecule that is targeted by miR-24, leading to mitochondrial dysfunction and growth inhibition in tumor cells [PMC8209332]. The binding of mouse SNORA75 to miRNA has also been analyzed [PMC8221328]. SNORA75 is a type of small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that plays a role in the modification of other RNA molecules, particularly ribosomal RNAs (rRNAs) [PMC8209332]. It has been found that the interaction between SNORA75 and miR-24 can disrupt mitochondrial function, which is crucial for cellular energy production and metabolism [PMC8209332]. This disruption can lead to growth inhibition in tumor cells, potentially providing a target for therapeutic interventions [PMC8209332]. The binding of mouse SNORA75 to miRNA suggests that this interaction may be conserved across species and could have important implications for understanding the role of snoRNAs in cellular processes [PMC8221328]. Further research is needed to fully elucidate the mechanisms by which SNORA75 and miR-24 interact and how this interaction contributes to mitochondrial dysfunction and growth inhibition in tumor cells.
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