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SNORD14C: SNORD14C is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been implicated in various types of cancer, including laryngeal carcinoma and melanoma. In laryngeal carcinoma, elevated levels of SNORD14C have been associated with a higher risk of cancer development and have been suggested as a prognostic marker for high-risk squamous cell carcinomas of the larynx [PMC3356733] [PMC5386677]. However, the exact role of SNORD14C in melanoma progression is still unknown [PMC4699850]. SNORD14C has been found to be down-regulated in melanoma, suggesting a potential role in the molecular mechanisms of melanoma progression [PMC4699850]. Additionally, SNORD14C has been shown to be highly expressed compared to its host gene Hspa8 at certain times of the day [PMC5454292]. In protein-protein network analysis, SNORD14C was found to interact with amyloid-β precursor protein (APP), suggesting a potential involvement in neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease [PMC6892907]. Furthermore, SNORD14C is part of a four-gene classifier that predicts shorter relapse-free survival in laryngeal cancer patients and identifies those at high risk for recurrence [PMC8677010]. Finally, six snoRNAs including SNORD14C have been found to have miRNA-like functions, suggesting their involvement in post-transcriptional gene regulation [PMC5814818].
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