SNAR-A6: SNAR-A6 is a non-coding RNA that has been identified in various contexts [PMC8127991]. It has been found to be identical to other cloned snaR-A sequences, including SNAR-A6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 [PMC8127991]. SNAR-A6 has been shown to be incorporated in SIV virions and is more abundant in SIV samples compared to mock samples [PMC3781035]. It has also been identified as a previously unknown fragment derived from SNAR-A6 [PMC3781035]. SNAR-A6 is described as a highly connected gene in Subg 1 of certain subtypes [PMC7563496]. In addition, SNAR-A6 has been found to have gained DNMT3B binding upon PTS and is one of the genes that fell into the category of oncogenes [PMC8388921]. It is also one of the transcripts that were not recognized by Ensembl [PMC9405746]. The expression of SNAR-A6 can be compared with the Pol III-dependent expression of other elements [PMC4333407]. Assays have been performed for SNAR-A6 using specific sequences for detection [PMC7863452]. References: - [PMC8127991] - [PMC3781035] - [PMC7563496] - [PMC8388921] - [PMC9405746] - [PMC4333407] - [PMC7863452]