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rno-mir-1: Rno-mir-1 is a type of microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been used in Taqman® MicroRNA assays [PMC4686181] and quantitative PCR experiments [PMC4684496]. Rno-mir-1 is up-regulated and a target of rno-miR-9a-5p, rno-mir-1, and rno-mir-181d [PMC6377737]. It has been found to be highly expressed in the heart [PMC4978447]. Rno-mir-1 has also been used in qPCR assays for gene expression analysis, along with other targets such as U6 snRNA and BDNF [PMC4482165] [PMC7671483]. Additionally, rno-mir-1 has been associated with muscle damage [PMC8933690]. It has also been synthesized for experimental purposes by Jima Inc. [PMC3066105]. Rno-mir-1 is predicted to target BDNF, a growth factor involved in synaptic plasticity [PMC2832745]. It has also been transfected into cells for functional studies along with other microRNAs such as rno-mir-133a [PMC3823095]. Rno-mir-1 can be detected using TaqMan microRNA assay reagents or SYBR green based qPCR with specific primers for miR-1 [PMC5796571] [PMC4024745] [PMC3823166]. Overall, rno-mir-1 is a well-studied microRNA that plays various roles in different biological contexts.
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