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MIR376B: MIR376B is a microRNA that regulates autophagy genes post-transcriptionally [PMC4502651]. In a recent review, more than 16 miRNAs were identified as regulators of autophagy genes, with MIR376B specifically acting on ATG4 and BECN1 [PMC4502651]. Another miRNA, MIR630, was found to act on ATG12 and UVRAG [PMC4502651]. To investigate the response of endogenous MIR376A and MIR376B levels during starvation stress, a kinetic analysis was performed using TaqMan qPCR [PMC3864973]. This analysis aimed to determine whether the levels of MIR376A and MIR376B were similarly increased during starvation stress [PMC3864973]. The study utilized TaqMan qPCR as a method to measure the expression levels of these microRNAs [PMC3864973]. The findings from this study could provide insights into the role of MIR376A and MIR376B in autophagy regulation under starvation conditions.
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