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Homo sapiens (human) ILF3 divergent transcript (ILF3-DT) URS000075B993_9606

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ILF3-DT: ILF3-DT is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been identified in various studies as a potential biomarker and prognostic indicator in different types of cancer, including cervical cancer, lung adenocarcinoma, and mantle cell lymphoma [PMC10125867] [PMC7229307] [PMC8841483] [PMC9028856] [PMC8806218] [PMC8667135] [PMC9654955]. It has been found to be differentially expressed in high and low-risk groups of cervical cancer patients, and its expression level can predict the 5-year survival outcome of these patients [PMC10125867]. ILF3-DT is also among the lncRNAs that can differentiate lung adenocarcinoma patients into high and low-risk groups based on their survival outcome [PMC8841483]. In addition to its prognostic value, ILF3-DT has also been implicated in the pathogenesis of osteoarthritis (OA) as its upregulated expression is associated with an increased risk of OA development [PMC10070069]. Furthermore, ILF3-DT has been identified as a potential tumor suppressor candidate in mantle cell lymphoma cases based on its significantly downregulated expression level in these patients [PMC9654955]. These findings highlight the potential importance of ILF3-DT as a diagnostic and prognostic biomarker in various types of cancer and OA.

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AUCUUACGCCCGUCGCCCUGAGUACGUUAGCGGAAAUGGCUCCGAGAGGCUUUGACGCAUGUGUACCUUUUUAGUGGCGGUAUCUCGGCCGGGGAUUUUCGGGCUCCAGUGGAGGUGGCUAUGCUCACCCCAUCUCCCUUGAGAGGCACAGAAGGUUAGAGAUGUGUGCGAGGAACGGCCAGGUCCAGCGUCUCCUCGUUGCUGCCCCUUGAGCCCGGGACCGGCGCCAAUGCGCGCCCGGGUUCUUGGGUUCUUUCGUCCCGCAGACCUGCCUUGGUGUGGCGUCCCUGGGCCGUAGCUUCCGAAGGCUGCAGCCGACCUGGUCGGGGUCCUCUAGCCCGCCUUCCCCUUCCCCCAUUGACAGAUGGAGAAACUGAGGCCCAGGCCAAAAAAUAUCUCACUAGAGGGCUCACCGCCAUUUCCUGGAAAAAUUGGGGCUGGGACUCAACGGACGCUCGUCCAGCAGCAGCGCGGAGCUCCGAAGUAAAGGCGCCCGUGACCGAGUGCUUUGUCCUUACAAGCGUGGUGUUCUUGAAUGCUUCCAGGCGCCUUAUGAGGCCCCCGAUGUACAAUCUGUGCUUAACUAAACCCCACUGUCUUCCAGGGUCAGGUUGGCCAUCCGCAGGCGUAGUUGCUAGGAAGGUUUGACAGAUGUCCGCCUGUUGAUUCAGACGUUCCCAGGAUUUGGAGCAAGAAGAGCAAGGAAGGCCAGGCGCGGUGGCUCACGUUUGUAAUCCCAGCACUUUGGGAGGCCGAGGCGGGCGGAUCACGAGGUCAGGAGUUCGAGACCAGCCUGGCCAGCAUGGUGAAACCCCGUCUCUACUAAAAAUACAAAAGAAAAUUAGCCGGGUGUGGUGGCACAUGCCUGUAGUCCCACCUACUUGGGAGGCUGAGGCAGGAGAAUUGUUUGACCUGGCAGGCGGAGGUUGCAGUGAGCCGAGAUUGCGCCACUGCACUCCAGUCUGGGCGACAGAGCGAGACUCUGUCUCAGAAAAAAAAAAGAGCAAGGAGGUGUUGAAAAUGGGUUUCCUGGCUGGGCGUGGUGGCUCACGCUUGUAAUCCCAGCACUUUGGGAAGCUGAGGUGGGCGGAUCACUUGAGGUCAGGAGUUUGAGACCAGCCUGGCCAACAUGGUGAAACACCGUCUCCACUAAAAAUAGAAAAAUUAACUGGGUGUGGUGGAGGGCGCCUGUAAUCCCAGCUAAUCAGGAAGCUGAGACAGGAGGAUCGCUUGAACCCAGGAGGCGGAGGUUGCAGUGAGCCGAGAUUGCUCCAUUGCACUCCAGCCUGGGCGAUAGAGUGAGACUCAGCCUCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUCGCCAGGUGUGGUGGUGUGCGCCUAUAAUCCCAGCUACUCAGGAGGCAGAGGCACAAGAAUGGCUUGAAUCACUUGAACCUGGGAGGCAGAGGUUACAAUGAGCCGAGAUGGCACCACUGCACUCCAGCCUGGGCGACAGAGCGAGACUCCGACUUCCCAUCUUAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGAAGUGUAAAGAUGUGAUUAUGUGGCAGGGGGUAAGGGUUAAAAAGAAAACAAGAACAAGUUUUCCUCUGCUUAGCCAGCUUACUUCAAGGACAGUUAUAACACUGAAAAGUCGAGGCCAAAGGAAUGGGCUCCAGACAGCCUCCUCCGGAGCAAAGUUGAAAAGAAAAAUUCCUUUACUGUCUCUCCUUUUCUGAACCAUUAAAUAUGACUGUUUGCCAAUGGUUGUAUUUAGUAAGAUUUGUAGACUCUGUUUUUCUUUUGACACAGCUGCAAGGCCAACAGCUGUGCAAAGCCACAAGUUAUGCUAAGUCAGCAGUUAUGCUAUAGAUUACAUGACCUGUGACUGUAUCAUUAACUGCUUUUGUUUUGCUUCUGUAAGUUUGCCUAUAAAAACCACACUCAGUCUUUGUUCAAUGGUCAGCUUUUCAGAUACAAAUCCACUGAGCCGGUGUACAUCUAAAUAAAUCCUCCUGUUUCCCGUGUCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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