rno-mir-130a: Rno-mir-130a is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study comparing qPCR and deep-sequencing results, the expression pattern of rno-mir-130a showed a minor discrepancy between the two methods at P0 [PMC3441217]. Another study detected the presence of primary and mature rno-mir-130a in rat cerebral cortices at both embryonic and postnatal stages [PMC4930766]. In healthy Wistar islets, rno-mir-130a, along with rno-miR-132, rno-miR-212, and rno-miR-335, responded to glucose stimulation [PMC3072418]. When comparing stimulation at 16.7G to 2.8G in Wistar islets, the expression levels of rno-mir-130a decreased [PMC3072418]. However, at 16.7G, the expression levels of rno-miR-212, rno-miR-132, and rno-mir-130a in GK (Goto-Kakizaki) islets coincided with those in Wistar islets [PMC3072418]. Furthermore, changes in miRNA expression were observed within a short temporal window of one hour for miRNAs such as rno-mir-130a [PMC3072418]. The TaqMan MicroRNA assay was used to assess microRNA levels for various miRNAs including rno-mir-130a [PMC3864878]. Overall, these studies provide insights into the expression patterns and responses of miRNAs such as rno-mir-130a in different contexts.