SNORD82: SNORD82 is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been identified in various studies. It is one of several snoRNAs that have been found to be expressed in different tissues and associated with different outcomes. In one study, the expression pattern of SNORD82 was found to be associated with four other snoRNAs (SNORD24, SNORD44, SNORD105) and two small Cajal body-specific RNAs (scaRNA6 and scaRNA9) [PMC9413531]. Another study found that SNORD82 was upregulated in benign breast tissue compared to invasive lobular breast cancer (ilBC), and in ilBC compared to metastasized breast cancer, suggesting it could be indicative of a less aggressive phenotype [PMC9803687]. The association between SNORD82 and metastasis has not been previously reported, but it has been suggested as a prognostic marker for breast cancer [PMC9803687]. Additionally, SNORD82 was found to be significantly elevated upon HCV infection [PMC5493846]. In the context of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), SNORD82 was among the downregulated probes compared to HCCN (non-tumor tissue) [PMC5601746]. Overall, these studies highlight the potential clinical relevance and prognostic potential of SNORD82 in various cancers.