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SNORD11B: SNORD11B is a member of the small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) family that is up-regulated in certain conditions [PMC4315415]. It is one of the genes that showed similarity to high let-7a-2–3p expressers [PMC4315415]. SNORD11B is a C/D snoRNA, which is a type of snoRNA that guides the modification of ribosomal RNA [PMC6294694]. The sequence inferred from small RNA sequencing data for SNORD11B differs considerably from the sequence defined by the HGNC [PMC4914119]. SNORD11B is one of several snoRNAs for which the curated coordinates differ significantly from their known annotation [PMC4914119]. In certain clusters, genes sharing a common function were predominant, including upregulated genes coding for small nuclear RNAs (snRNAs) such as SNORD11B [PMC4914119]. In acute myeloid leukemia patients, low expression of miR-188-5p was associated with up-regulation of FOSB, as well as SNORD50A, SNORD105, and SNORD11B [PMC4867976].
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