hsa-mir-3155a: Hsa-mir-3155a is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study, the predicted 3D structures of premature and mature hsa-mir-3155a were shown, along with other miRNAs [PMC9023806]. The conservation pattern of the target site in different strains highlights the importance of hsa-mir-3155a [PMC9023806]. The genomic position of hsa-mir-3155a was identified as Chr10: 6152196-6152277 [PMC9023806]. Docking results revealed the binding pattern of hsa-mir-3155a to the mRNA of HEF protein, suggesting its involvement in transcriptional activity [PMC9023806]. Hsa-mir-3155a, along with other miRNAs, has been found to bind to the influenza virus genome [PMC9023806]. Prediction results showed that hsa-mir-3155a has good binding complementarity to influenza genome [PMC9023806]. In intersection graph analysis, it was found that hsa-mir-3155a is common in three algorithm methods, indicating its potential binding with targeted sites in influenza C virus genome [PMC9023806]. Hsa-mir-3155a has also been studied in relation to other miRNAs. It was identified as one of the top predicted target miRNAs for hsa-circRNA_005019 along with other miRNAs [PMC5544722]. Hsa-mir-3155a has been found to be expressed in various tissues including the brain at variable levels [PMC8699332]. In patients with major depressive disorder, expression of hsa-mir-3155a was significantly upregulated in a specific brain region called anterior cingulate cortex [PMC8699332]. Overall, these studies provide insights into the structure, conservation, binding potential, and expression patterns of hsa-mir-3155a in different contexts.