rno-mir-126: Rno-mir-126 is a specific type of microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study on mechanical stretching, it was found that out of the miRNAs examined, only rno-mir-126 showed dysregulated expression in response to unstretched cells [PMC5856749]. Another study on mechanical stretching found that rno-mir-126 was one of the eight miRNAs dysregulated in response to four hours of stretch [PMC5856749]. The mature sequence of rno-mir-126 was identified as UCGUACCGU GAGUAAUAAUGCG [PMC5810200]. In an experiment involving diabetic rats, lentivirus expressing rno-mir-126 was administered via intravitreal injection [PMC7723505]. Additionally, a 2'-O-Methyl rno-mir-126 antagonist sequence was used in another study [PMC3986586]. Furthermore, it has been observed that exosomes from pathological cardiac myocytes (CMs) were rich in rno-miR-320 and poor in rno-mir-126 [PMC6406975]. These findings suggest that rno-mir-126 may play a role in various biological processes and pathological conditions.