cfa-mir-885: Cfa-mir-885 is a microRNA that was evaluated in a study along with other miRNAs such as cfa-miR-122, cfa-miR-1, cfa-miR-133a, cfa-miR-208b, cfa-miR-499, cfa-miR-206, cfa-miR-212, cfa-miR-432, cfa-miR-34b/c, cfa-miR-216a/b, and others [PMC4989286]. It was found that miRNA cfa-mir-885 is predicted to regulate the IGSF3 gene [PMC7689213]. Additionally, it was observed that at the initial stage of infection with T. canis (12 hpi), both novel-294 and cfa-mir-885 were differentially expressed [PMC7689213]. The study suggests that CFA-MIR885 plays a protective role during T. canis infection [PMC7689213]. Furthermore, in a network analysis of miRNAs and transcription factors involved in the elevation of transforming growth factor beta transcript (TGFβ), it was found that there is an interplay between miRNAs such as CFA-MIR885 and transcription factors like Sp1 and RelA [PMC3668254]. Additionally, there were moderate inverse correlations between plasma PIIINP concentration and microRNAs including CFA-MIR885 [PMC3668254]. The expression of CFA-MIR885 was significantly decreased from day 11 in the study [PMC3668254].