rno-mir-344g: Rno-mir-344g is a miRNA that is involved in the regulation of hub mRNA functions in a network of lncRNAs and miRNAs [PMC7503504]. This network suggests that several lncRNAs, including NONRATT002662, NONRATT005090, NONRATT005619, NONRATT019513, NONRATT027738, NONRATT027888, and NONRATT030038, competitively bind to miRNAs such as rno-mir-344g [PMC7503504]. These interactions can affect the expression and function of hub mRNAs such as Pomc, Htr2a, and Agtr1a [PMC7503504]. Rno-mir-344g is one of the miRNAs that can interact with both Htr2a and Agtr1a [PMC7503504]. In a study comparing liver tissues in a model group to a control group, rno-mir-344g was found to be markedly underexpressed in the liver tissues of the model group compared to the control group [PMC6102666]. Microarray analysis also revealed that rno-mir-344g was significantly downregulated in the model group compared to the control group [PMC6102666]. The differentially expressed miRNAs identified in this study had numerous target genes, indicating their wide role in regulatory activities in vivo [PMC6102666].