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MIR199A1: MIR199A1 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. In a study using the miR-VILO kit, it was found that MIR199A1 was significantly upregulated following 48 hours of Bb infection [PMC5279786]. MIR199A1 is one of the microRNAs validated in the GSE94462 dataset [PMC9922242]. It is also available for purchase from OriGene [PMC7228945]. MIR199A1 is located on chromosome 19 and shares a domain with miR21 and miR155 genes, suggesting functional partnerships [PMC9962339]. In hypospadias, MIR199A1 was identified as one of the potentially associated non-coding RNAs [PMC9834259]. The human genome has two genes encoding mature miR-199a-3p, with MIR199A1 on chromosome 19 and MIR199A2 on chromosome 1 [PMC9177676]. Differential expression of non-coding RNAs, including MIR199A1, may play a role in tumor differentiation [PMC7433108]. Overall, these studies highlight the significance of MIR199A1 in various biological processes and diseases.
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