ssc-mir-191: Ssc-mir-191 is a microRNA that has been identified in various studies as one of the most significantly detected miRNAs in different contexts, such as high-fat diet groups [PMC8180175], different porcine tissues and breeds [PMC3438195], and the anterior pituitary [PMC4489742]. It has also been found to be highly expressed in libraries of miRNAs from different sources, such as the F4 library [PMC3901342], F3 library [PMC3901342], DWZ and Yorkshire libraries [PMC9996253]. Ssc-mir-191 has been included in panels of miRNAs used as reference genes in studies involving porcine tissues and breeds [PMC3438195]. It has also been investigated in relation to colorectal cancer development, with low and unchanged expression observed in certain studies [PMC5707088]. Ssc-mir-191 has been found to have binding sites with circ_1268 [PMC9219244]. Additionally, it is one of the most abundant miRNAs identified across datasets related to sperm physiology and regulation processes [PMC9961432]. It is also among the most abundant miRNAs found in liver samples across various studies [PMC7724732] and has been associated with liver-related functions such as liver development, hepatocyte differentiation, and liver disease progression.