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Homo sapiens (human) long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 308 (LINC00308) URS00002DC28C_9606

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LINC00308: LINC00308 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been implicated in the progression and prognosis of prostate cancer [PMC6172814]. It is included in the ceRNA network along with LINC00355 and OSTN-AS1, suggesting their important roles in prostate cancer [PMC6172814]. The genes related to LINC00308 were predicted through the construction of an lncRNA-miRNA-mRNA network [PMC6172814]. However, the specific function of LINC00308 has not been examined [PMC6172814]. In prostate cancer, LINC00308 has been found to correlate negatively with overall survival, while LINC00355 and OSTN-AS1 are positively associated with overall survival [PMC6172814]. These three lncRNAs (LINC00308, OSTN-AS1, and LINC00355) are related to clinical prognosis in prostate cancer patients [PMC6172814]. LINC00308 has also been identified as one of the lncRNAs associated with lapatinib resistance in breast cancer along with MIR181A1 and LOC647107 [PMC5126759]. In addition, it has been found to be overexpressed in prostate cancer cell lines compared to normal myofibroblast stromal cell lines as well as in cancer tissues compared to non-cancerous tissues [PMC6042310] [PMC6042310]. Overall, LINC00308 is a lncRNA that shows potential as a prognostic biomarker for prostate cancer. However, further research is needed to fully understand its function and its role in disease progression.

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CAGAUAAGACUCUGUCUACCCUGGGCAGCUUUCCUGAUCCAUGGCAGUCUGGCUUACAAGCAAUACUAGGCUUCUAUUGUCUCUUUCUGUAUAUUUAUAAGAAACAUGGCCAGGCAAGAUGGCUUAUGUCUUUAAUCUCAGCUGUUUGGGAAGCCAAGUGGAAAGAUUGCUUGAGGCCAGGAGUUCAAGACCAACCUGGAUAAUACAGCCCAGUCCCAAAAAAGCACCUGAAGCUUGUUUUAGUUUUCAUUCUUCUUAUGAGAGAAAUUGGGCCUGAUGCUGAAGGAGAACUCUUCUGUCCACUGCAAGUCCACUUACAUGAGCAGCUAAAUAAAUGAAUGGGAUUCUGAAGGACUGUAUGUGGAGAGCAAGGUUAACCAUUUGUGCUUGCUGCAUGAGUGAAUAAGCAACGAUGAGUGUUAGGCUGUUUAUUCAGAUACCCUCACGCCACUGCAGAAGCGAGUAGAGGAAGAAUACAAGGAAAAAAGUGUCUCCCAGCCUGUGGAAAGAGGAUGGCUAUUUCAUCCACUAAAGGUGUACACUUUAAGUGAAUUGGUAUGUCUACAUCAUCCCAGGAGGAGUGAAUGUCUGUGUGUGUGUACCUGAGAUAAGAUGAUGUCUUGUCCAAUGCUGGUUUCCACCUUGUGCCCUGAGCUGUUGGGAGAGGCUCCUGCGACCUGUGACCCUGAAGCAGAAUAAGUGGACUGAAUAAAGGAAUGAUGCGUAU

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