hsa-mir-4448: Hsa-mir-4448 is a microRNA that has been found to be differentially expressed in various conditions, including RSV infection and thyroid eye disease (TED) [PMC6029031] [PMC6478035] [PMC9816116]. In RSV-infected moDCs, hsa-mir-4448, along with hsa-miR-30a-5p and hsa-miR-4634, showed significant changes in expression [PMC6029031]. Functional analysis revealed that CCDC88A is one of the target genes for hsa-mir-4448 [PMC6029031]. In the context of TED, hsa-mir-4448 was one of the miRNAs that showed significant differential expression when compared to healthy controls [PMC9816116]. Additionally, hsa-mir-4448 has been found to be altered in cancer and may have regulatory properties as an oncogene [PMC4951330]. Furthermore, hsa-mir-4448 has been implicated in regulating critical pathways related to MICA expression [PMC6036181]. It has also been identified as a binding partner for regulating the expression of IGF1 [PMC7775584]. Overall, hsa-mir-4448 is a microRNA that exhibits differential expression in various conditions and may have important regulatory roles in different biological processes.