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MIR107: MIR107, a type of microRNA, has been studied in relation to sepsis and Alzheimer's disease [PMC7310770]. Decreased expressions of MIR107 have been found to have good predictive values for increased 28-day mortality risk in sepsis patients [PMC7310770]. This suggests that MIR107 may be a potential early biomarker for sepsis [PMC7310770]. Additionally, the decreased expression of MIR107 has also been associated with the onset of Alzheimer's disease [PMC4870937]. The study found that peripheral MIR107 and BACE1 mRNA may be important in the development of Alzheimer's disease, indicating that MIR107 could be a candidate biomarker for early detection of the disease [PMC4870937]. These findings highlight the potential significance of MIR107 in both sepsis and Alzheimer's disease research, suggesting its potential as a diagnostic tool and therapeutic target [PMC7310770][PMC4870937].
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