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SNORD98: SNORD98 is a type of small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that is involved in various biological processes [PMC4159348]. The sdRNAs of SNORD98 contain only the box D, and a small percentage of sdRNA reads contain a guide RNA sequence [PMC4159348]. In a study on laryngeal samples, it was observed that the expression of SNORD98, along with other miRNAs, was upregulated in malignant samples compared to normal samples [PMC7913204]. SNORD98 has also been shown to have binding affinity for specific positions in human 18S rRNA [PMC5733568]. In another study, it was found that pretreatment with metformin increased the expression of SNORD98 [PMC9857533]. Additionally, SNORD98 expression was found to be increased following IL-1β treatment [PMC7326970]. However, no significant change in expression was observed for SNORD98 in another study comparing different conditions [PMC7326970]. Furthermore, it has been shown that the abundance of SNORD98 does not vary between different cell types or conditions [PMC8336889]. Overall, these findings highlight the diverse roles and regulation of SNORD98 in various biological processes.
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