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hsa-mir-197: Hsa-mir-197 is a specific microRNA that was investigated in a study using in situ hybridizations (ISH) on biopsies of psoriatic lesion skins, uninvolved skins, and normal skins [PMC3110257]. The study also examined other microRNAs such as hsa-miR-99a, hsa-miR-150, and hsa-miR-423 [PMC3110257]. Another set of assays was designed for further studies, which included the detection of RPS8, ZNF106, RNF-167, hsa-miR-29a, hsa-mir-197, and hsa-miR-297 [PMC3764000].
In the study mentioned above [PMC3110257], the researchers used specific LNA probes for the detection of hsa-mir-197 in psoriatic lesion skins. The purpose was to investigate the expression levels of this microRNA in different skin conditions. The results of this study could provide insights into the role of hsa-mir-197 in psoriasis.
In addition to studying psoriasis-related conditions [PMC3110257], further assays were designed to investigate other genes and microRNAs. These assays included the detection of RPS8, ZNF106, RNF-167 along with other microRNAs such as hsa-miR29a and hsa-miR297 [PMC3764000]. These additional assays could provide a more comprehensive understanding of gene expression patterns and potential regulatory mechanisms involved.
Overall, these studies highlight the importance of investigating specific microRNAs like hsa-mir-197 in various skin conditions such as psoriasis. By understanding their expression patterns and potential roles in disease pathogenesis or regulation mechanisms like gene expression patterns or regulatory mechanisms involved can be better understood.
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