hsa-miR-941: Hsa-mir-941 is a microRNA that has been identified in the target gene-miRNA regulatory network and target gene-TF regulatory network in Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) [PMC8028841]. The regulatory networks in T1D include various genes such as GRIN2B, EGFR, DKK1, GJA1, RGS4, TLN1, IGF2R, POLR2A, ARHGAP1, HIP1, EYA1, CCL19, PRL, PRKACA, GAB2 and others [PMC8028841]. Hsa-mir-941 is one of the microRNAs that are part of these networks [PMC8028841]. A putative binding site for hsa-mir-941 has been predicted by Target Scan Human in the region of SNP rs1801157 [PMC4372333]. The loss of this binding site is predicted in the SNP variant [PMC4372333]. In summary, hsa-mir-941 is a microRNA that is involved in the regulatory networks associated with T1D. It has been identified as part of the target gene-miRNA and target gene-TF networks. Additionally, a putative binding site for hsa-mir-941 has been predicted in the region of SNP rs1801157. The loss of this binding site is predicted in the SNP variant. These findings provide insights into the potential role of hsa-mir-941 and its genetic variants in T1D pathogenesis [PMC8028841] [PMC4372333].