mmu-mir-762: Mmu-mir-762 is a microRNA that was found to be significantly up-regulated in various studies [PMC5032015] [PMC4807979] [PMC4693154] [PMC7453657]. It was differentially expressed after 7 days of osteogenic differentiation compared to basal conditions [PMC4807979]. Mmu-mir-762 was also found to be elevated in mouse species [PMC4693154]. It has been shown to interact with other microRNAs and differentially expressed genes in various experiments [PMC7453657]. Mmu-mir-762 has been used in microRNA knockdown experiments and its high concentration has been shown to arrest the cell cycle of mouse colon cancer cells at the G0/G1 phase, suggesting its role in cell cycle progression [PMC5131337] [PMC9110863]. It is not similar in sequence to the miR-34 family miRNAs, but it has been examined alongside them for confirmation of array data and functional research purposes [PMC3091750]. Mmu-mir-762 has also been identified as one of the upregulated miRNAs in cancer tissues, suggesting its potential role as a biomarker for cancer diagnosis or prognosis [PMC3835097]. However, it is not known to have been reported in any tumors at present and further research is needed on its functional role and potential clinical applications.