hsa-mir-6860: Hsa-mir-6860 is a microRNA (miRNA) that has been implicated in various biological processes and diseases. Previous studies have shown that miRNAs, including hsa-mir-6860, play a role in the proliferation, invasion, and metastasis of cancers [PMC6267165]. Hsa-mir-6860 is regulated by IKZF3, a transcription factor that controls the expression of multiple miRNAs [PMC7679428]. Additionally, the conversion of a specific polymorphism (C > T) in the 3'UTR rs2839689 has been predicted to affect miRNA binding sites on H19 and alter the function of hsa-mir-6860 [PMC4558153]. Knock-out experiments have demonstrated that hsa-mir-6860 has a moderate impact on viral replication [PMC8622730]. Hsa-mir-6860 has also been identified as one of the core miRNAs involved in various biological processes [PMC9452934]. Interestingly, there is some discrepancy between different databases regarding the annotation of hsa-mir-6860 as a half-mirtron [PMC6785219]. Furthermore, another polymorphism (rs3741219 A>G) has been shown to affect miRNA target sites for hsa-mir-6860 among others [PMC7062941]. Overall, these findings highlight the importance of hsa-mir-6860 in various biological processes and its potential role as a therapeutic target.