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Homo sapiens (human) CATIP antisense RNA 2 (CATIP-AS2) URS00007E3352_9606

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CATIP-AS2: CATIP-AS2 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been found to be upregulated in various types of cancers, including gastric cancer (GC) [PMC8260299]. In a study using bioinformatic analysis of the HCMD-EXP00440 database, CATIP-AS2 was identified as one of the significantly upregulated lncRNAs in metastatic tumor samples compared to primary tumor samples [PMC8260299]. Additionally, it was found that CATIP-AS2 does not have binding sites for the transcription factor POU2F1 in its promoter region [PMC8260299]. Furthermore, CATIP-AS2 has been identified as one of the five lncRNAs highly expressed in GC tissue according to HCMDB [PMC9101833]. These findings suggest that CATIP-AS2 may play a role in cancer progression and specifically in GC. However, further research is needed to fully understand its function and mechanism of action.

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UGGCGCAGCUGGAGGACUAGGUGUAAUACGGUCCCAGAAAAACUACAGGAUGGACUAACCCUGCUUAUUCCUGUGAAUCAAGAGGUGAUCUUCUGCAGCUUGGAAAAAAAAAAGCGAUGGAUGGAGUUUCACUCUUAUCACCCAGGCUGGAGUGCAAUAGCGCAAUCUUGGCUCACUGCAACCUCUGCCUCCUGGGUUCAAGCGAUUCUCCUGGCUGGCCCAGAGUGGUGGCAGUGGAGGCAGGGAGAAGUGUUCACAUUCUGGGUACCUUUGAAGGCCAGCUGCUACCCACCUCCUCGGCUCUGCAAGACACUCCCAGACCUGCCUGUGUCCUAUUCGUCUCCCCUCUGCAGACAGAGGCUCUCCUCAAGACUUUGUUCUGCAAAACCCCCACCACUACCCCUAAGAAGGCAAAAGGGCAACUGAGGCAUGAAGCAGGGGGCACGCACGGGGGAGUCCCACAUUCCUGAUCUGACUCCCCAGGCAUAUUGUGCUGCUUCUGGGGAGCUUGCCACGGCCUGCCUCCUCCCGGGUUUGGGCCCUUGUUUAUAUCUGUUCACCUGUGCUUUCCCCUUCCCUGCAGAACAGCGAUCAGAACCUGUUCAUAUCUGGGACCCCACAGUCCUUACCUAGGGCAGCUAGGUGUUCCCUGGCUGAAUGAAGGGAUGUGGAGUUUCCUGCUGGGUGGUGGGUAGGACAGGCUUGGAAGACAGGGGUGGAAUUAAGUAAGGAAGCUCCAGAAGGACACAGGGCCAUAGAUACUCUCCCACCCAACUCCAGGCCACAUCAGGAACACCUGCUAACAUUUCCUGAACACUCUUUUUGAGCCAGGCCCUGUGUAUUUUAGAUGCGGUUUCAUUUGAUCUUCACAGGAGCCCUAUGAGGUAGGCAUCCCCAACCCCACUUUAUAGAUGCAAACAACUAAGGCACAGAGAAGUUAUUUGUUCAAGGUCACAUGGCUACUAAGCAACAAAACUAGGAUGCAAAAGCAGAUUUGUUCGACCCCACAUGCUGUGUGCUUUGCUACAAUCCACACUGUCUCCCAGGCCCCACAGAGCCCCAAAUGCAUGUGUCUCACCAGUUUCACCUGUGGCCACUGUGCUCAGCUAUCCUCAUCCUAAGACAAUUGUAGUUAUGGUUAAGGAAAGCCUUUUAUUAAAUUGCCAAACACCAGGGAUGAUGA

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