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Homo sapiens (human) long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 885 (LINC00885) URS000044FC51_9606

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LINC00885: LINC00885 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been implicated in various aspects of cancer development and progression. In the context of papillary cervical cancer (CC) tumorigenesis, a study provided novel insights into the function of FOXP3 and LINC00885 [PMC8072316]. Through bioinformatics analysis, four miRNAs were identified as potential interactors with LINC00885, with miR-3150b-3p being downregulated in CC cells, suggesting its involvement in the modulation mechanism of LINC00885 in CC cells [PMC8744347]. It is proposed that LINC00885 contributes to cervical cancer malignancy through the competing endogenous RNA (ceRNA) mechanism [PMC7886091]. Functional experiments demonstrated that deficiency of LINC00885 hindered cervical cancer cell proliferation, migration, and invasion while stimulating apoptosis in vitro [PMC7886091]. Further investigation into other cancer cell lines and in vivo models may provide additional insights into the role of LINC00885 in breast cancer development and progression [PMC7582527]. The sequences of PCR primers used to study LINC00885 were provided as: forward primer 5′-CAGGGTTGGTGCTATGAATGAC-3′ and reverse primer 5′-GAAGATTGTCCATGTTGGCAGTAT-3′ [PMC8072316]. Overall, these findings suggest that LINC00885 may function as an oncogenic gene in CC [PMC8072316], inducing premalignant phenotypic changes such as increased cell proliferation, motility, migration, and altered 3D growth in normal breast epithelial and DCIS cells [PMC7582527].

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ACUUCUGGUGAGAGAAAGCUGAGCAGAAUGGAUCUAAUCUGAUUCCUCCACCCAGAAGCCCUUAAAAUGCAGCUUUGUUUUAAGCCUUCUUGAAGAUUUGGGCUAGAUCUAGAAAAGAACCUCACCACGGAGGAUGUGCAAAGUACAACACGUGACCCCGGAGACGGAAGCUCUUCUCUACCUCCGUAAAGAUGAUCUCUGAUGAACAGACAUGAUCAUGCCUGGAGAACAGGGAUGGACAGUCCCGCUUCUGAAAGACCCUGUCUGGCUGAUGAUUCAUGGUGCGCCGGGCAGACCCCAGGCCAAGAGACCCCACCCACAGUACCUGAGUGCUCAGCUGGGAACCAGACCAGACCUCAAAACAGGUUCCCAAGGUUACCACCCAACCCUGCCAACUUUCGCACCCCGCAAGGAGCAAGACCCCGCCCGCUCACCACCUGCCUGUGCAGCCAACGGGCCUCGCUGAGCUGCCCUGGGCCGCUCCCUCCAUUCACACAGUUGGCCCUCCCUCUCCCUGCCUCCCUUCGCCUACCCCACGAACUACUUCAUCCCUCUGGGCCGGCACUGUAGAAGCCCCAUUGUUCACAUCGACCUCCCAAUUAUCUCCUCUUUCCCUCUCCCUCUGCUCCUGCCCAGACCAGCCCCCCAGCAUUGACCUGGAUGCCUGCCACAGCCUCCUCCCUGGUCUCCGGCCUCCCACCUCUGCUCCUCGGUCUCCUCUACCCAGCCAGUAACUGCAGAGAGCACUAAAGCACAGUCCUGGCAUCUCACCCCCUUAACCCUGGCCACGGCUUCCCAGUGCCUCCAAGAUAAAGCACCAACACCUGAGGACAGCAGCUUGUUUUGAGAGUCCCCUCCAUUGAAACACGCACAUCUAAUUUGUCCUUCAGUUCGCUGGACUCCACGCUGAACGUGCCAUGCUCCAUUGCCCCGUGAGUAACUCCAUGCUCUUGCCGGUUUCACACGGCCUCUCAGAGCUGGAGCCUUUGUUCAGGAGCCCUGGGCAGCUUUCAGGAAGCUCUUGGGCUCAUCAGCUUCCUCUGGCUGAAGCCGCCCCAGUGGAAUCAUGGGGAUUUCUUACUUUGAAGGUGGGGCCACCCGCAGACUGUAACCGGCUGGUUCAAGAUCAAGGACUUCCCCAGGCCACCUGCCUCAGAGGCAAGAAAGGCUCAGCUGAGUCCCAGACACUCCUCGCUGUGGCCCCUCCUUCCUCCCUGCUGGGCAGGCCCCCCUCAAUUCUGUUUGCCAGCAGGGCCUAGUAACACUGAAAGACGAAAAGGGAAAUAAAAUAAACACAAUUAAUAGGCUAAAGGUUACUGAAUAAAGUGGCAGCAGUAAAUAAAUUGACUACUGUGCAAAUACAAAGACAUGAAGACAUGAAACCCCUGCUCUAAAUGACCACUCACCAAGAGCAAGGCCUGGGCUGGAGGCAGGGAGCACCUCCCUAAGGAGCACUCCCUCUUUCCCGGAGUGAGUCCUCCUUCUAGAUGGAAUUCAGUCCGGGUUCCUCUUGAGCCACAGUCCCUGUUGGGGCCUAUCUCAGUGGACUCAAGAUCCUGAACUUCUUCCAGAUUGCUGACUACACAUUUGAGUCACCCAGAGAUUAAAAGAAAAAACAAAUAAUUUCCCAGUGAUCAGGAGUAAAUCAGCUGGGGCAGGGUUGGUGCUAUGAAUGACCACACUGAUUUGUACACUUCACUGAUUUGUAGUGUUUGCUAUUUCCGUCGUGUAAAUACUGCCAACAUGGACAAUCUUCAGUUGCUAAUGGUUUACUAACUGGCUUGUAAAUGAAUUCAUUCAGUAUUCAAGAAAAUGGCACUACAUUUAG

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