hsa-mir-5688: Hsa-mir-5688 is a common miRNA that has been identified in several studies [PMC8211532] [PMC8620514] [PMC5928600] [PMC10047351] [PMC8074411] [PMC8109079] [PMC9391105]. It has been found to potentially associate with the SARS-CoV-2 genome, suggesting a role in viral infection [PMC8620514]. Hsa-mir-5688 has also been identified as a potential target site in the sequence of PTK7 3′UTR, indicating its involvement in gene regulation processes [PMC5928600]. Furthermore, it has been included in the list of PRNP-related miRNAs, suggesting its association with prion-related diseases [PMC10047351]. Hsa-mir-5688 is also listed as one of the miRNAs that target SREBF1, which is involved in lipid metabolism and obesity-related diseases such as type 2 diabetes mellitus and obesity-associated type 2 diabetes mellitus [PMC8074411]. Additionally, hsa-mir-5688 has been found to potentially regulate SOX-9 expression by competing with other miRNAs such as hsa-miR-495-3p and hsa-miR-518a-5p, indicating its role in gene expression regulation processes [PMC8109079]. Finally, hsa-mir-5688 is listed as one of the miRNAs that target IL1β and PTGS2, which are involved in inflammatory processes and immune response regulation. These findings suggest that hsa-mir-5688 may play a role in various biological processes and disease pathways.