mmu-mir-5126: Mmu-mir-5126 is a microRNA that has been identified as one of the significant miRNAs targeting bacterial genes [PMC6967385]. It is computationally predicted to primarily target bacterial genes [PMC6967385]. Mmu-mir-5126 has been observed in both the predicted miRNA list and the result of RNA sequencing [PMC7555719]. The expression of mmu-mir-5126 has been analyzed in intestinal tissue and cultured cells, along with other miRNAs [PMC6981100]. Following cerebral ischemia-reperfusion, the expression levels of mmu-mir-5126 were reduced over time, suggesting its involvement in stroke pathology [PMC6798056]. Mmu-mir-5126 has also been predicted to target the Tbr1 gene and is down-regulated in this context [PMC6830910]. Furthermore, mmu-mir-5126 has been found to be down-regulated in MSCs incubated with nanoparticles at different concentrations [PMC7720507]. In summary, mmu-mir-5126 is a microRNA that primarily targets bacterial genes and has been observed in both computational predictions and RNA sequencing results. It is expressed in intestinal tissue, cultured cells, and MSCs. In stroke pathology, its expression levels are reduced over time. Mmu-mir-5126 also targets the Tbr1 gene and is down-regulated in this context. Additionally, its expression is affected by nanoparticles incubation at different concentrations. These findings highlight the potential role of mmu-mir-5126 in bacterial gene regulation and various biological processes.