bmo-mir-2766: Bmo-mir-2766 is a silkworm-specific miRNA that exhibits high sequence reads, comparable to abundant conserved miRNAs [PMC2838851]. The suppression of bmo-mir-2766 on SliHsp90 is slightly less significant, possibly due to subtle differences between sli-miR-2766 and bmo-mir-2766 [PMC3535529]. Overexpression of bmo-miR-9a, bmo-miR-14, and bmo-mir-2766 leads to a significant decrease in the relative expression of the reporter gene (Renilla luciferase) [PMC3535529]. The precursors of bmo-miR-14, bmo-mir-2766, and bmo-miR-9a were amplified from the B. mori genome DNA and inserted into pmR-mCherry for miRNA expression [PMC3535529]. Bmo-mir-2766 is ubiquitously expressed in all four developmental stages of silkworms, with the highest level found in pupae [PMC2824724]. It is predicted that JHE is a target for bmo-mir-2766 in silkworms [PMC2824724]. Bmo-bantam, bmo-miR-184, bmo-mir-2766, bmo-miR11 and BmomiR100 exhibit a preference for binding to BmAgo2 with high read copy numbers greater than 5000 [PMC3849828].