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MIR1260B: MIR1260B is a microRNA molecule that has been found to have a close association with the Serin/Treonin-protein kinase family member of CHEK2 protein and cycline dependent kinase family members of CDK4 protein [PMC8504092]. It has been suggested that the expression of MIR1260B in peripheral blood lymphocytes may have prognostic significance and could be used as a bioindicator [PMC8504092]. The gene targets of MIR1260B, as detected from miRTarBase and TargetScan, have been found to interact at the protein level according to analysis performed using the String database [PMC8504092]. The significant expression of MIR1260B in peripheral blood lymphocytes has been demonstrated in ovarian cancer patients compared to healthy controls, suggesting its potential diagnostic significance in ovarian cancer [PMC8504092]. In a study using qPCR, TaqMan primers were used to analyze the expression of MIR1260B [PMC6144919]. It has also been shown that MIR1260B is involved in regulating SFRP1 expression in prostate cancer [PMC8869457]. Genistein treatment has been found to modulate the levels of various miRNAs, including MIR1260B, and affect cancer cell proliferation in prostate cancer [PMC7072821]. Furthermore, HNRNPK interacts with several genes including MIR1260B at the protein level [PMC9730017]. The abundance of MIR1260B in A-exosomes suggests its potential role in targeting specific mRNA and genes with functional consequences [PMC8176431]. In addition, miR1260a and MIR1260B were downregulated on day 7 compared to baseline samples on day 1 [PMC7169272]. Other miRNA genes located on 11q include MIR3166, miR3167, and MIR1260B, but their functions are unknown [PMC5492892]. Genistein treatment has been found to down-regulate MIR1260B expression in prostate cancer cells [PMC5068501].
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