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ssc-mir-204: Ssc-mir-204 is one of the abundant miRNAs that have been studied in relation to differential expression between two breeds [PMC6718901]. In a study, the level of ssc-mir-204 did not show a significant change at 12 hours post-infection, but a marked reduction was observed in infected cells compared to uninfected cells from 24 hours onwards [PMC5412334]. This reduction in ssc-mir-204 levels was observed in response to SIV-H1N1/2009 infection [PMC5412334]. Additionally, another miRNA called ssc-miR-4331 also showed a similar pattern of reduction in response to the same infection [PMC5412334]. These findings suggest that ssc-mir-204 and ssc-miR-4331 may play a role in the response to SIV-H1N1/2009 infection. However, further research is needed to fully understand the specific functions and mechanisms of these miRNAs.
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