mmu-mir-98: Mmu-mir-98 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study, the expression levels of mmu-mir-98, along with other miRNAs, were found to change significantly in inoculated mice, with mmu-mir-98 being downregulated [PMC3767082]. Different mimics and inhibitors were used to manipulate the expression of mmu-mir-98 in mice [PMC5425121]. The concentration of Taqman probe used for mmu-mir-98 was 400 nM [PMC5425121]. Mmu-mir-98 was one of the four selected miRNAs that showed differences in mapping [PMC4051442]. In another study, mmu-mir-98 was found to decrease in activity in dendritic cells after CpG stimulation [PMC6963666]. Mmu-mir-98 was also found to be differentially expressed in OVA-immunized derived offspring group [PMC8234718]. The effects of mmu-mir-98 on foam cell formation and the expression of LOX-1 were studied using macrophages transfected with mimics and inhibitors of mmu-mir-98 [PMC5952997]. Overall, these studies highlight the importance and regulatory role of mmu-mir-98 in various biological processes.