mmu-mir-33: Mmu-mir-33 is a specific type of microRNA that has been identified as m7G dependent and is known to be exportin-1-dependent [PMC9411329]. It has been found to bind to SMARCA2 [PMC6391818]. Quantification and quantitative real-time PCR of mmu-mir-33 were performed using SYBR Green Master Mix on an iCycler Real-Time Detection System [PMC4197861]. The primers specific for mmu-mir-33 were used and the values were normalized to SNORD68 as a housekeeping gene [PMC4197861]. Mimic and inhibitor oligonucleotides of mmu-mir-33 were synthesized for experimental purposes [PMC5339503]. The binding site of mmu-mir-33 was identified in the IRS-2 3' untranslated region (3' UTR) [PMC5339503]. Mmu-miR-155, mmu-miR-26, and mmu-mir-33 have been found to play important roles in immune reaction, response, and signal pathway induction [PMC4136864]. It has been suggested that species discrepancy may be responsible for the presence of mmu-miR-1895, mmu-miR-210, and mmu-mir-33 among the identified miRNAs [PMC4136864]. Mmu-mir-33 mimic has been shown to reduce the activity of Atg5 and Lamp1 3'UTR-luciferase reporter in HEK293 cells compared to control mimic treated cells [PMC4873392].