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SNORD32A: SNORD32A is a box C/D snoRNA that is located in the introns of RPL13A, a component of the 60s ribosomal subunit protein [PMC4436665]. In response to exposure to pro-inflammatory saturated fatty acids, such as palmitate, stearate, or myristate, the expression of four snoRNAs, including SNORD32A, is increased [PMC8142323]. These snoRNAs are known to introduce 2’-O-Methylations in target RNAs [PMC8142323]. The increased expression of these snoRNAs in response to exposure to pro-inflammatory saturated fatty acids suggests their involvement in cellular responses to inflammation [PMC8142323]. The specific role of SNORD32A in this process is not mentioned in the given context. However, as a box C/D snoRNA, it is likely involved in guiding 2’-O-Methylations on target RNAs [PMC4436665]. Further research may be needed to fully understand the function and significance of SNORD32A and other snoRNAs in response to pro-inflammatory saturated fatty acids [PMC8142323].
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