bta-mir-885: Bta-mir-885 is a microRNA that has been studied in both rats and bovine species. In rats, only two miRNAs, including bta-mir-885, were found to be significantly different between two treatments (ERS > ERD) in the gastrocnemius muscle [PMC6476979]. However, it is unlikely that the differences in bovine miRNAs between diets contributed to the gastrocnemius transcriptome signature in rats [PMC6476979]. In Japanese black cattle, bta-mir-885 was found to target the MTDH gene, which was exclusively expressed in the semitendinosus muscle [PMC7140828]. This finding was consistent with a previous study that also identified MTDH as a target gene for bta-mir-885 and showed its exclusive expression in semitendinosus muscle [PMC6317189]. The target genes for three miRNAs (bta-mir-885, bta-miR-423-3p, and bta-miR-2284x) were not obtainable due to limitations of available programs [PMC3806118]. Bta-mir-885 has been shown to be down-regulated in various studies. For example, it was one of the most down-regulated miRNAs compared to control conditions [PMC5821052]. Additionally, its expression was found to be differentially regulated by dietary supplementation with SFO and LSO in relation to milk yield and milk components [PMC6164576].