bta-mir-433: Bta-mir-433, a microRNA, has been identified to bind to the mRNA of the human RTL1 gene at the same positions as hsa-miR-433 [Davis et al., 2005; Yurikova et al., 2019] [PMC8787201]. Humans possess several identical miRNAs for bta-miR-433 [PMC8787201]. Bta-mir-433 is among the miRNAs that target the RTL1 gene, along with bta-miR-136, bta-miR-432, bta-miR-127, and bta-miR-431 [PMC8787201]. A study on differential expression of miRNAs revealed that bta-mir-433 was under-expressed with a decreased fold-change of 3.99 [PMC7312616]. Furthermore, bta-mir-433 has been found to exhibit higher expression levels in mature testicular tissue [PMC8614260]. Another study on differential expression patterns confirmed that bta-mir-433 displayed differential expression as determined by RNA-seq and stem-loop RT-qPCR [PMC4840452]. Additionally, in a study on gene expression in infected compartments, it was observed that the expression of bta-mir-433 was downregulated compared to the control [PMC4840452]. These findings collectively emphasize the involvement and differential expression patterns of bta-mir-433 in various biological processes.