rno-mir-26b: Rno-mir-26b is a microRNA (miRNA) that is among the fourteen miRNAs mapped to the ingenuity databases. It has been found to have 171 experimentally validated targets [PMC3682887]. In a study examining miRNAs in the context of a hyperandrogenic condition, it was observed that 79 miRNAs responded to this condition, with 80% of them being upregulated compared to the control group. Rno-mir-26b was one of the upregulated miRNAs in this study [PMC3682887]. Additionally, rno-mir-26b was found to be highly abundant in DHT-treated ovaries [PMC3682887]. Rno-mir-26b has also been associated with cardiac hypertrophy, as it was identified in microRNA profiling studies along with other miRNAs known to be associated with this condition [PMC5856749]. In a study comparing rats with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and control rats, rno-mir-26b was found to be differentially expressed between the two groups [PMC4838149]. Furthermore, rno-mir-26b has been identified as one of the target miRNAs in various assays [PMC4113183].