ssc-miR-101: ssc-mir-101 is a microRNA that has been identified as a potential target gene in various studies. It has been found to be down-regulated in castrated male pigs, along with other microRNAs such as ssc-miR-185, ssc-F3-C29, ssc-miR-152, and ssc-miR-150 [PMC3901342]. Additionally, ssc-mir-101 has been predicted to target the gene MAPK1 along with other microRNAs such as ssc-miR-204, ssc-miR-129-5p, ssc-miR-194a, ssc-miR-181a, and ssc-miR-130a [PMC3901342]. In a study comparing different liver samples, it was found that ssc-mir-101 was overexpressed in L samples while other microRNAs such as ssc-miR-92a and sccmi-R181d were overexpressed in H samples [PMC5155628]. Furthermore, the expression levels of four miRNAs including sccmi-R92a and ssccmi-R181d were experimentally validated due to their role in reproductive-related pathways [PMC5155628]. In deep sequencing data of two pig breeds, it was found that ssccmi-R101 was one of the highly expressed miRNAs along with others such as ssccmi-R148a3p and ssccmi-R122 [PMC6718901]. Additionally, ssccmi-R101 has been identified as a key miRNA along with others like ssccmi-R210 and ssccmi-R206 [PMC8529057]. It has also been suggested that FOS may be a potential target of ssccmir101 based on its downregulation in the study [PMC4646468]. Furthermore, ssccmir101 has been found to be downregulated in the TP relative to the YP, along with other miRNAs [PMC4646468]. Finally, in a study on miRNA expression levels, ssccmi-R101 was used for normalization along with other miRNAs [PMC5819844].