rno-mir-207: Rno-mir-207 is a microRNA that has been studied in various contexts. It has been identified as one of the specific TaqMan miRNA assays used in a study [PMC5599553]. However, in another study, the trimming of rno-mir-207 was not detected, possibly due to low abundance [PMC3441217]. Rno-mir-207 has been found to be involved in the repression of negative modulators [PMC5920094]. It has also been identified as a down-regulator of genes differentially expressed in rat lung tissues exposed to certain substances [PMC6940784]. In a study comparing different treatment groups, rno-mir-207 was found to be downregulated in one group compared to another [PMC7768166]. Rno-mir-207 has been associated with circRNA chr1:185495031|185495489 and the gene Csf1, which plays a role in prevention of fibrosis [PMC7768166]. It is also involved in cell proliferation, apoptosis, migration, epithelial–mesenchymal transition (EMT), and cytoskeleton remodeling [PMC7768166]. Rno-mir-207 has been associated with the positive regulation of cell proliferation and regulation of calcium ion transport as well as protein kinase B signaling cascade and NF-кB transcription factor activity [PMC5102036]. In various studies, rno-mir-207 expression levels have been found to be altered under different conditions or treatments such as exposure to certain substances or induction of osteogenic differentiation by tacrolimus [PMC8603511].