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Homo sapiens (human) NAV2 antisense RNA 4 (NAV2-AS4) URS000075BDC1_9606

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NAV2-AS4: NAV2-AS4 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been studied in various contexts [PMC8167205]. It has been found to be located in the cytoplasm [PMC8167205]. In hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), NAV2-AS4, along with other lncRNAs such as LINC02691, LINC02499, and LINC01354, has been shown to be significant in predicting overall survival (OS) [PMC8167205]. These lncRNAs have also been found to be positively correlated with SEC14L2 and SLC6A1 through the same miRNA, miR-212-3p [PMC8167205]. Furthermore, the expression of NAV2-AS4 in liver cancer tissues was significantly different compared to normal liver tissues [PMC8167205]. In another study, NAV2-AS4 was found to be suppressively expressed in a specific tumor group and strongly correlated with OS in HCC [PMC8167205]. Additionally, NAV2-AS4 was identified as a gene that significantly correlated with a benefit from surgery in HCC patients [PMC8674465]. It has also been implicated as a protective factor for liver hepatocellular carcinoma (LIHC) prognosis [PMC9354608]. Furthermore, NAV2-AS4 may be involved in preeclampsia (PE) through regulation of REN expression along with miR-6131 [PMC9123303]. However, the specific roles of NAV2-AS4 and miR-6131 in PE have not yet been elucidated [PMC9123303].

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AAAUACAGGUUGACAAGUGCUAAGAGAGAAGUCAGAGGCUGUGGGAACAGAGAGGAGGAGUAUCUAACCAGCCUGGAGUAUCUGGAAGACUUCCUGAAGGAGGAGAAAACACCUGGGCUAAAUCUUAAAGGAAGACCAGAAGCUACCCAGGGAAAGAAGUGAAGGAAGGCAUUAUAAACAGAGAGGCCAGGAGAUUCCAGCCUCAGCAUUCCCAGAGAAGGCCCAGGAUCUCCCUGAGAGGCCCAGUUGGUGUUUGUGGAAUCAUCACUCCUCUGGUGAUCACGCAGUUUGCCUCACUUUCUCCAUGGAGCUCUUUGCUAAAGGACAUUCUCCUCCAGCUGUGAAGGAAAAGCCCAACAAAAGGCAGGGUACUUUGUUCUAACUGAGGAUGUCUACUGACACAGCCAAGCUGUAAAGCAGACCACGGACGGCAGUGCAGCGGGGAGAACAACUCUACAUCUGGUUGGAGGUGGAGUAAUGUCCAGUCUGGGCACAGAGAGAUGGCAGGUGUGCAGCUGCACUCAGCAUGGGAUAGAGCACCACCUGCCAGGCCAGAACAGAAAGAAGGGCGACGGAGACUGGCAGAGAAACAGCAAUUACUGCUCAGUGAGAAGUAAACAGCGUCUGCUUCCAGAGGCUUUACGGACCAGAAAGCCCACAGGAAAUAGCUCCUGCUUCCCAGCCUGGAGGUCCUCAUGCACUAGCCCUCCCUGCUACAAUUUUGAUGGUUUUUCGCAUAUUUACAGAAUUGUGCAACCAUCACCAUGAUCAGUCUUAGAAGAGUUAAUCACCCCUGACCCCAGAAAACUCUGUAUUCAUUAGCAGUCACUCCCUUUCCCCUUUCCACCCCUCUCCAACAUUAGGCAACCACUAAUCUACUCUCUGUCUCCAUAAACUGGUCUAUUUUGGACAUUUCACAUAAGCCUCCCUGGAUCCCAGUUUAAGCAUCCUGGGGUUUGUCUGCCUGCCAGAGCCAUGGUGCCACUGGGGCUACCUGUCCUGUGGGAUGACAAGGCAGGUCCAAACCUUUGCCUGCUCUCCCAUCCAUUCCUUUUGUGUUAGUCCAUGUGUCUCCCGACUGUUCUCUCCAACAACAACACAGACUGACAAAACCUACUGACUUGGAGUCAGGAACAGACUUUGCUAUUUUCUGGCUGUGUGAUCCUGAUGAGUCCCUUGAACCUCCUGGACUUGUUCCUCAGCCUAAAAACCAAGACUAAUAAAUCAAGUCUAUCUCACAGCCUUACGUGGGGAUCAAAAAACAUGGAGCAUGUGAACACACAUUGUACAUCACGAAGCUGUAUGCAAAUAAAUAUCGUGUAACUCCAGCCCUUUUUGAGUUUAUAAAUAAAAGUGAAAACCUCAUAAC

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