hsa-mir-29c: Hsa-mir-29c is a microRNA that is predicted to have a terminal loop with a size of 5 nt [PMC4072616]. It is one of the key microRNAs involved in regulating hepatocyte immune response, inflammatory response, and glutathione metabolism [PMC4121398]. Additionally, hsa-mir-29c has been identified as a promising diagnostic and prognostic marker in the clinic [PMC7100107]. In a comparison between expression in AEM and advanced carcinoma, hsa-mir-29c was found to be statistically significant [PMC7764749]. Overall, hsa-mir-29c plays an important role in various biological processes and has potential clinical applications as a diagnostic and prognostic marker. Its predicted terminal loop size distinguishes it from other microRNAs such as hsa-let-7 g, hsa-mir-7-1, and hsa-mir-9-2 which have smaller terminal loops [PMC4072616]. In microRNA-gene networks, hsa-mir-29c is among the key microRNAs that negatively regulate downstream target genes involved in hepatocyte immune response, inflammatory response, and glutathione metabolism [PMC4121398]. Its significance as a diagnostic marker is further supported by its inclusion among nine miRNAs proven to be promising markers in clinical settings [PMC7100107]. In conclusion, the role of hsa-mir-29c extends beyond its predicted secondary structure. Its involvement in various biological processes makes it an important target for further research and potential clinical applications.