ssc-miR-486: Ssc-mir-486 is a microRNA that has been found to play a role in various biological processes in pigs. It has been implicated in the differentiation of preadipocytes and adipogenesis [PMC9603960]. Additionally, ssc-mir-486 has been shown to be significantly upregulated in the TK group during isolated kidney perfusion, suggesting its potential importance in this process [PMC9275911]. Ssc-mir-486 has also been identified as a target of certain transcription factors that regulate adipose-related biological processes [PMC9859024]. Furthermore, ssc-mir-486 has been found to bind to the 3' UTR of CHsx1401, along with other differentially expressed microRNAs [PMC10000162]. Inhibition of T cell differentiation by ssc-mir-486 and other microRNAs has also been observed [PMC6354428]. The expression pattern of ssc-mir-486, along with other differentially expressed microRNAs, was validated using sRNA sequencing data [PMC5815207]. Overall, these findings suggest that ssc-mir-486 may have important regulatory roles in various biological processes and may serve as a potential target for further investigation.