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SNORD58C: SNORD58C is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been identified as a member of the SNORD58 family [PMC8178906]. It is one of the most expressed members of the SNORD58 family in testis [PMC8178906]. SNORD58C has been predicted to modify a specific ribosomal RNA (rRNA) molecule [PMC2817437]. The structure of SNORD58C snoRNA has been predicted using the RNAfold online server, which determines RNA structure based on minimum free energy and partition function [PMC3979666]. The base coverage of a CLIP cluster around SNORD58C has been shown in a figure, indicating its reliable identification by MiClip [PMC3979666]. The RNA sequence of SNORD58C on the negative strand can be found in the UCSC Genome Browser [PMC3979666]. It has been observed that knockdown of SNORD58C results in an extremely small knockdown vs. control ratio, indicating its potential functional importance [PMC3979666].
References:
- PMC4914119
- PMC8178906
- PMC8742282
- PMC8374107
- PMC2817437
- PMC3979666
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