bta-mir-200c: Bta-mir-200c is an immune-related miRNA that is part of the miRNA family miR-200c [PMC6940744]. It is one of the top 15 miRNAs that account for about 80% of the total miRNAs [PMC6940744]. Bta-mir-200c has been used in studies to discriminate between pregnant and cyclic animals using PCA analysis [PMC5325256]. It has also been found to be up-regulated in unmated musk glands compared to mated musk glands [PMC8710055]. Bta-mir-200c has been shown to target pathways related to antigen processing and presentation, allograft rejection, and cellular metabolic processes [PMC5617439]. In studies involving IFN-τ treatment, the expression of bta-mir-200c was found to be increased [PMC5617439]. It has also been found to be up-regulated in CE endometrial samples [PMC4617749]. Bta-mir-200c is one of the potential miRNAs related to lipid metabolism that have been identified in studies [PMC8993808]. In studies involving bovine mammary epithelial cells stimulated with S. uberis, bta-mir-200c was identified as a differentially expressed miRNA [PMC4065264]. Additionally, bta-mir-200c was found exclusively in UF samples compared to OF samples [PMC9594899]. References: [PMC6940744] [PMC5325256] [PMC8710055] [PMC5617439] [PMC4617749] [PM8993808] [PM4065264] [PM9594899]