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aae-mir-184: Aae-mir-184 is a microRNA that is differentially expressed post-infection in mosquitoes and plays a role in regulating viral replication at the initial site of infection [PMC4303268]. In CHIKV-infected Ae.albopictus saliva, aae-mir-2940 was downregulated, while aae-mir-125, aae-mir-263a, aae-mir-184, and aae-mir-100 were upregulated compared to uninfected saliva [PMC4303268]. Similarly, in CHIKV-infected Ae.aegypti saliva, aae-mir-184 was downregulated compared to uninfected saliva [PMC4303268]. The highest read counts in CHIKV-infected Ae.albopictus saliva were observed for aae-mir-125, aae-mir-263a, aae-mir-8, aae-mir-184, and aae-mir-100 [PMC4303268]. Interestingly, the same miRNAs were highly expressed in both Ae.albopictus and Ae.aegypti saliva [PMC4303268]. These miRNAs include not only the aforementioned ones but also others such as aae-mir-bantam and aae-miR281 [PMC4303268]. In uninfected Ae.aegypti saliva, highly expressed miRNAs included not only the aforementioned ones but also others such as aaemirm-bantam and aaemirm281 [PMC4303268].
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