bta-mir-147: Bta-mir-147 is a miRNA that has been identified in various studies [PMC5384155] [PMC5821052] [PMC8568169]. The ViTa algorithm has found that bta-mir-147, along with other miRNAs such as bta-miR-205, bta-miR-26b, and bta-let-7 g, could potentially target the genome [PMC5384155]. Bta-mir-147 is encoded within an intronic region and is part of a group of miRNAs that have been associated with immune modulatory functions [PMC5384155]. It has also been found to be differentially expressed in both control and S. aureus infected groups, suggesting its involvement in the immune response to infection [PMC5821052]. In another study, bta-mir-147 was found to be downregulated during S. aureus infection in mammary gland tissue, while being upregulated in milk samples [PMC8568169]. The differential expression of bta-mir-147 in different sources suggests a regulatory shift caused by the miRNA source [PMC8568169]. Additionally, the expression levels of bta-mir-147 were found to be significantly different between subclinical stages and clinical stages of infection with S. aureus [PMC8568169]. Overall, these studies highlight the potential role of bta-mir-147 in immune modulation and its differential expression during infection.