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hsa-mir-375: Hsa-mir-375 is a microRNA that was investigated in a study comparing its expression in saliva and blood between two groups [PMC6679182]. The study aimed to identify a statistically significant difference in the expression of hsa-mir-375 and hsa-miR-34a-5p between the two groups [PMC6679182]. Additionally, hsa-mir-375 was found to be involved in gene ontology categories related to apoptosis, autophagy, and neurogenesis [PMC8463707]. Due to its involvement in these biological processes, along with hsa-let-7c-5p, the researchers focused on these two microRNAs and examined their KEGG pathways [PMC8463707]. The specific pathways associated with hsa-mir-375 were not mentioned in the given context. However, further investigation into these pathways may provide insights into the role of hsa-mir-375 in various biological processes. Overall, this research highlights the importance of studying microRNAs like hsa-mir-375 to better understand their involvement in cellular processes and potential implications for various diseases.
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