mmu-mir-182: Mmu-mir-182 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been detected using whole-mount in-situ hybridization with a specific probe [PMC3183091]. Lentivectors expressing mmu-mir-182 have been prepared for experimental purposes [PMC5031803]. The expression of mmu-mir-182 has been analyzed in different genotypes and developmental stages [PMC3111376]. It has also been identified as one of the dominantly expressed miRNAs in mock-infected libraries [PMC3421232]. Mmu-mir-182 has been found to have regulatory interactions with various target genes, such as RNA polymerase II, TATA box-binding protein–associated factor (TAF4A) and reticulon 4 (RTN4) [PMC3742134]. In the corneal endothelium of mice, mmu-mir-182 expression was found to be decreased with age, while the expression of mmu-miR-34c and mmu-miR-124 increased [PMC3742134]. Mmu-mir-182 has also been shown to be upregulated upon Esrrb downregulation and is involved in the regulation of pluripotency genes [PMC9149258]. Lentiviral vectors for mmu-mir-182 have been used for transduction experiments in cell lines [PMC5491528]. The expression of mmu-mir-182 has also been analyzed in medulloblastomas and its upregulation was observed compared to control samples [PMC3841474]. TaqMan assays have been used to measure the expression of mmu-mir-182 in different experimental contexts [PMC4391288, PMC3841474, PMC4433140, PMC9530455].