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MIR2861: MIR2861 is a non-coding mRNA that plays a role in bone formation and bone mass in mice [PMC7423897]. It is not detectable in adult brains [PMC5146867]. The level of MIR2861 does not significantly change across different paradigms [PMC5146867]. MIR2861, along with other non-coding mRNA and immunologic genes, is not captured by standard exome kits [PMC9338263]. MIR2861 may have a common binding sequence with the lncRNA SNHG14, which may be dysregulated in hMSCs differentiation [PMC7415173]. The role of lncRNA SNHG14 and its relationship with MIR2861 and osteoblastic differentiation of hMSCs is being investigated [PMC7415173]. MIR2861 also participates in the regulatory feedback loop during mouse osteoblast differentiation [PMC7415173]. In a cluster of differentially expressed miRNAs, MIR2861 is one of the miRNAs identified [PMC8235499]. In patients with Hodgkin lymphoma, MIR2861 is significantly elevated in plasma and positively correlated with Hasenclever scores [PMC4944540].
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