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Homo sapiens (human) CACNA1G antisense RNA 1 (CACNA1G-AS1) URS000075C011_9606

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CACNA1G-AS1: CACNA1G-AS1, a long non-coding RNA, has been primarily associated with keloids, with no previous documentation of its involvement in other disorders [PMC5470963]. In a study, the knockdown of CACNA1G-AS1 resulted in an increase in miR-205 levels [PMC7303351]. However, when anti-miR-205 was transfected, the levels of miR-205 were subsequently decreased [PMC7303351]. These findings suggest a potential regulatory relationship between CACNA1G-AS1 and miR-205. CACNA1G-AS1 is a long non-coding RNA that has been primarily studied in the context of keloids [PMC5470963]. It has not been previously documented to be involved in any other disorders. In an experiment conducted to investigate its role, knockdown of CACNA1G-AS1 resulted in an increase in miR-205 levels [PMC7303351]. However, when anti-miR-205 was transfected into the cells, the levels of miR-205 were subsequently decreased [PMC7303351]. These findings suggest that CACNA1G-AS may regulate miR-205 expression.

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CAAACCCAGCUCGCUAACCGGCGCGGGCAGAGUACAGCUCCCAGGCUCCCGAAGCUUCCCACAUCUGGAGGAUGACGACCCUCCCCUGACCACAUCUGGAGGGCGUCCAGCUGCGAGCCAGCGGGGCACAGCUCUCUUCUCCUGGCCUGGAUCCCCACCCCCCCAACCCAGGAAGACUGAGAAUCCCAUCAUCGCGUGCACAUCUCAUCCCAGGAGGGAGAGAGGAGCUGCCGAGUAGAAAGCAGACUGGCUGCAGGGACAGAAGACACCAAGGGCACCCUCCCCCACAGCUGCGCCUGGACCUCCUGCGAGAAGAGGAAGCCUUAGGGGUCUUUAUUGUACCCUCAAGACCCCAGAGAGAAACAGAAGUGCUGAGGGGUCGCAGGCAGGUCUCUUACCCUCUCUGGGCCUCGAAUAUUUAUCCAUAGGAGGCUGAAGGUAACUGCCUUCGCAACUCAUUCAUGAGGGUCAAUGGGACGACAGUGGCAAGAGGGGUUGGCACACUGCCCAGACUGUUCCAAAGCCAGGGCUGGGGCUGCCAAAAAGGCCACCUGUGCUUCACCAUGCUCCAUCCUCCCUCUCUUCCACCUCCCCAGGCUGGGCUCCACUUGUCCAGCUCUCUGACUUCCUGGCAAGGUUGAGUAGGCUCCAGCUAGGAAGGGGCCAGCUGACCUUGUUGGCCGGAGCACUAAUCCCCUCCAGAUGGGCUGGUGGCUUGCACUGAGGGCCUGGCUGCCCAGACAGAGCUGACUCUGGUCCCAGUGACCAUGUGUGGCUAUGUGUGACCGUGUGAAGGGAGCAAUUCCAUCCAGUCUCCCGGUUCCUUCCUGCUUCACUCCUCCCCACUGCUGACAUCCCCCACAAGCAGUGGCCCCAUGAAGGCCUUCUUGUCUCUAGUAGCCUCUUUUGGCUCUCUGUGUUGCUUAGCUGGAGGGCUGAGGAUGCCUGGCACAGCCGAUUCCCAAAGGCCUCAGAGGGACAGCUCCUCCCCCUGCUUCCCCCACCCCGUCAGCCCCAUCACUCUGCACCUGCCCUUCCCAAAGCAUGUGUCCCAGUCCCCAUCCCUCAACCCAAGGAAGAUGUAUGUGUCAAGGACAGGACUCAGGAGCAUUUCCCAACAUUUAGGGGAAAGGAUGAGGUCACAGGAAGGCUUUCUCUGCAGCAAGAAGGACUCAGAUAGAUUUGGGGAAGGACUUCCAACCCAACAGAUGUUCCAAACGAAAGAGAACUCUUUCUUUGGACCAGCUUGUAUGAAAGCAGACAAAUGGACAACAUGACCUCCUGCAAGGAGGCCCUGCUUCCAUCCUUUCGAGGCUGGGGCUAGAUGGAUACCCCAAAAGAAAUGUCUUAGUCGUGACAAUAGCAGCUCCCACAAUGCACCAGGGCAUAUGCAAAGUCACCAUUCUGUGAAAUAUAAAAGCUCAUAUAAAGCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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