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MIR492: MIR492 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study analyzing breast tumor samples, MIR492 was found to be expressed in both normal and tumor samples [PMC3306365]. In another study, MIR492 was identified as one of the genes present in amplified regions [PMC4767443]. Additionally, MIR492 was found to be inhibited by circular RNA has_circ_0005567, which promoted M2-like differentiation of synovial macrophages and suppressed osteoarthritis progression [PMC9369350]. Network inference analysis revealed that MIR492 is involved in the regulation of multiple microRNAs and has been shown to be protective against ischemia-induced cell death [PMC8833867]. Swimming was found to increase the expression of MIR492 and decrease resistin expression, leading to a delay in the severity of atherosclerosis and insulin resistance [PMC6636482]. In the context of papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC), MIR492 was highly upregulated in BRAFmut PTCs compared to BRAFwt PTCs [PMC4075542]. Furthermore, overexpression of MIR492 has been linked to progressive hepatoblastoma and tumorigenesis of retinoblastoma [PMC4315163]. Possible targets for MIR492 include KRT19 mRNA and thyroid hormone receptor-associated protein 3 (THRAP3) mRNA, both of which are downregulated in PTCs compared to normal thyroid samples [PMC4315163]. The regulation and function of MIR492 in insulin resistance are not well understood [PMC4006129].
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