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SNORD99: SNORD99 is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been used as a reference target in the WaferGen miRNA SmartChip [PMC6308291]. In a study, the correlation of SNORD99 was found to be inverse with certain genes such as SLC44A2, ZNF541, NNMT, ZNF622, and TSPAN10 [PMC8306428]. Interestingly, SNORD99 has been detected in neuron-derived extracellular vesicles (EVs) and was found to be more abundant in exosomes isolated from endothelial cells compared to their cells of origin [PMC8782166]. In another study, decreased levels of SNORD99 were observed in cells overexpressing RBPMSA [PMC9738375]. Overall, SNORD99 is a snoRNA that has been used as a reference target in miRNA analysis and has shown interesting associations with gene expression patterns and EVs.
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