ssc-mir-145: Ssc-mir-145 is a specific type of miRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been found to have a CN of 3 in a particular study [PMC3555835]. In another study, ssc-mir-145 was found to target NP genes isolated at 35 different times [PMC5412334]. However, the interaction between ssc-mir-145 and NP genes was not predicted in another study, possibly due to different prediction tools and criteria [PMC5412334]. Ssc-mir-145 is also related to energy metabolism and has been validated by qPCR in individual samples [PMC4970254]. Phylogenetic analysis has shown that ssc-mir-145 is conserved among different species and has the closest distance with human, mouse, and rat [PMC3509333]. In a study on the expression profile of novel miRNAs in pig tissues, ssc-mir-145 was found to be expressed in all tissues [PMC3427155]. It was also found to be overexpressed in E. coli F18-sensitive individuals [PMC3427155]. Ssc-mir-145 is regulated by different transcription factors and targets multiple genes associated with inhibiting proliferation [PMC3427155] [PMC5796217]. It is one of the dominant expressed miRNAs in certain libraries, contributing to a significant proportion of total miRNAs [PMC3901342]. Ssc-mir-145 has also been implicated in the development of adipose tissue [PMC7912685]. Overall, ssc-mir-145 plays various roles across different contexts and exhibits conserved characteristics across species.