cfa-mir-410: Cfa-mir-410 is a mature miRNA that has been studied in various contexts [PMC5844969]. In a study by [PMC5844969], seventeen mature miRNAs, including cfa-mir-410, were validated by qRT-PCR. Another study found that cfa-mir-410 gene expression was upregulated in the intestinal cells of dogs infected with E. granulosus [PMC7480022]. Additionally, [PMC7480022] reported that cfa-mir-410 was present in the tissue of a normal dog. In an avian-like H5N1 canine influenza virus model, the expression of cfa-mir-410 was found to be decreased in lung and tracheal tissues [PMC7480022]. The expression of cfa-mir-410 and other miRNAs was also examined in different segments of the small intestine, with an increasing trend observed for cfa-let7g and a declining trend for cfa-miR-98, cfa-mir-410, and cfamiR-130b towards the distal segments [PMC7480022]. Furthermore, a statistically significant correlation between regional expression and worm burden was observed for cfa-miR-98, cfa-mir-410, and cfamiR130b [PMC7480022]. Overall, these studies provide insights into the expression patterns and potential roles of cfa-mir-410 in different biological contexts.