hsa-mir-1306: Hsa-mir-1306 is a human pre-miRNA hairpin that has been identified in several studies [PMC9594041] [PMC9587983] [PMC9316571] [PMC5388392] [PMC6151886] [PMC3581547] [PMC3965395] [PMC7355149] [PMC9951117] [PMC3675212]. It is one of the miRNAs that have been retained in the network algorithm for kidney tissue interactions, along with hsa-mir-484 and hsa-mir-185, out of the ten miRNAs used for network creation [PMC9587983]. Hsa-mir-1306 is a relatively short miRNA consisting of 17 nucleotides [PMC9316571], and it has been associated with prognosis in certain conditions [PMC6151886]. It has also been found to be excluded from network analysis due to not meeting target gene prediction criteria [PMC3581547]. Hsa-mir-1306 is part of a cluster with hsa-miR-3618, and it has been linked to autism in CNV studies [PMC5388392]. Furthermore, it has been identified as one of the differential miRNAs in LIHC patients with low and high TMB [PMC7355149]. Hsa-mir-1306 has also shown regulatory effects on ADAM10 and resides within gene DGCR8, which is essential for miRNA biogenesis [PMC9951117] [PMC3675212]. Additionally, it is located within a genomic region implicated in DiGeorge syndrome and has been included in circRNA-miRNA-hub_gene networks [PMC6857072]. However, some studies have found that hsa-mir-1306 may not be related to cancer development as other SCNA-miRNAs are implicated [PMC6315597].