ssc-mir-23b: Ssc-mir-23b is a microRNA that is differentially expressed in various tissues and under different conditions. It is a downregulated microRNA that has been found to be differentially expressed by at least four-fold in a study [PMC6560770]. It has been identified as one of the most abundant miRNAs in porcine kidney [PMC3555835]. Ssc-mir-23b has also been found to be upregulated in certain conditions, such as in the presence of certain miRNAs [PMC3555835]. It has been observed that ssc-mir-23b can have multiple precursor targeting regions in the genome [PMC3427155]. In addition, ssc-mir-23b has been found to be downregulated at 7 days post-infection with the ASFV virulent strain, coinciding with immune responses and the death of infected animals [PMC5646143]. Ssc-mir-23b is also involved in fat deposition and its downregulation has been associated with decreased expression levels of TGFBR2 gene [PMC3901342]. Furthermore, ssc-mir-23b is one of the dominant expressed miRNAs in the anterior pituitary gland [PMC4489742]. Overall, ssc-mir-23b plays a role in various biological processes and its expression can be regulated under different conditions.