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SNORD72: SNORD72 is a small nucleolar RNA (snoRNA) that has been studied in various contexts. Knockdown of lncRNA-LALR1 resulted in a significant decrease in SNORD72 expression, as well as ID2 expression [PMC7093170]. In different studies, SNORD72 has been used as a reference gene for normalization purposes. For example, the expression of miRNAs was normalized to the average of six housekeeping small RNAs, including SNORD72 [PMC7132342]. In another study, relative expression was normalized to the mean threshold cycle (CT) values of multiple reference genes, including SNORD72 [PMC10022860]. Additionally, normalization to endogenous control genes such as SNORD72 has been used to correct for potential biases in RNA input or reverse transcription efficiency [PMC7801461]. These studies highlight the importance of SNORD72 as a reference gene for normalization purposes in different experimental settings.
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