ssc-mir-615: ssc-mir-615 is a microRNA that has been identified in several studies as playing a role in various biological processes. In one study, it was found that ssc-mir-615, along with other miRNAs, regulates the differentiation process of subcutaneous adipocytes [PMC8834144]. Another study identified ssc-mir-615 as one of the candidate miRNAs that may be involved in precocious puberty in HZ boars [PMC9622794]. The study also found that ssc-mir-615 is highly expressed in immature HZ boars and targets the SPATA3 gene [PMC9622794]. Additionally, ssc-mir-615 was found to be one of the most down-regulated miRNAs in a comparison between different groups [PMC9622794]. The joint analysis of RNA-Seq data further confirmed the involvement of ssc-mir-615 in regulating precocious sexual maturation traits in HZ boars [PMC9622794]. Overall, these studies highlight the importance of ssc-mir-615 in various biological processes and its potential role as a regulator of gene expression.