gga-miR-7: Gga-mir-7 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study comparing different groups, gga-mir-7 exhibited significant changes in the CS versus CM group but very little difference in the CM versus NC group [PMC5203650]. It is part of the gga-mir-7 family, which has been found to have a non-additive mode of expression [PMC9563710]. This microRNA, along with gga-miR-375, has been associated with the regulation of cell proliferation and the inhibition of synthesis and secretion of gonadotropins [PMC9563710]. In addition, gga-mir-7 has been identified as a target for CD30hi lymphocytes and is associated with neoplastic processes [PMC3472249]. It is also abundant in sequencing libraries and has been found in other animals as well [PMC5364632]. To validate sequencing data and bioinformatics analyses, gga-mir-7 was measured by qRT-PCR using samples from an independent cohort of animals [PMC6206165]. Overall, gga-mir-7 plays a role in various biological processes and may have implications for neoplastic processes.