ssc-mir-1307: ssc-mir-1307 is a microRNA that has been identified in the SSC14 region, along with two other microRNAs (ssc-miR-436 and ssc-miR-146b) and four lincRNA genes [PMC6399881]. It has been found to interact with several miRNAs, including ssc-miR-1343, ssc-miR-652, ssc-miR-1249, and circRNA_010551 [PMC7222767]. In terms of gene regulation, up-regulated ssc-mir-1307 targets 12 genes, while down-regulated ssc-miR-361-3p targets only one gene [PMC7490888]. The expression of ssc-mir-1307 and ssc-miR-1343 in ovarian tissue has not been reported in previous studies [PMC7490888]. These two microRNAs (ssc-mir-1307 and ssc-miR-1343) have shown significant up-regulation in the LL group compared to the LH group [PMC7490888]. They also play central roles in the regulation network [PMC7490888]. In addition to their roles in gene regulation, these microRNAs are involved in signaling pathways such as NF-kB and JAK/STAT pathways [PMC7820490]. Notably, the expression patterns of ssc-mir-1307 along with other miRNAs (ssc-miR10a5p and sscmi-R30d) have been observed as particularly noteworthy phenomena [PMC7820490]. Furthermore, IL17F/IL17RC genes are potentially regulated by these miRNAs at different time points during infection [PMC8851844].