SNORD125: SNORD125 is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been reported in several studies [PMC7738477]. It is worth mentioning that SNORD125 is annotated as miR-3653 [PMC7738477]. In a study, an increase in the methylation status of 18S-Cm1440 was associated with higher levels of SNORD125 in SH-SY5Y differentiated FUS KO and FUS R495X cells [PMC9941101]. Furthermore, the curated coordinates of several snoRNAs, including SNORD125, differed significantly from their known annotation [PMC4914119]. The expression levels of SNORD125 and the methylation levels at SSU-C1440 varied considerably in DLBCLs [PMC8210301]. In DLBCLs, methylation at SSU-C1440 was guided by SNORD125, which is encoded within the AP1B1 gene [PMC8210301]. In summary, SNORD125 is a snoRNA that has been annotated as miR-3653. It has been found to be associated with changes in methylation status and expression levels in different cell types and diseases. The curated coordinates of several snoRNAs, including SNORD125, have been reported to differ from their known annotation. These findings highlight the importance of further research to understand the functional role of SNORD125 and its potential implications in various biological processes.