hsa-mir-548m: Hsa-mir-548m is a microRNA (miRNA) that shows biased expression between women and men and is defined as a Female-specific miRNA (FmiR) [PMC6076379]. In a study, miRNAs predicted for specific genes were identified, including hsa-mir-548m for the PCK1 gene [PMC7807343]. Additionally, hsa-mir-548m was found to be upregulated in both HIV-1 and HIV-2 infected cells [PMC4885076]. Hsa-mir-548m was also identified as one of the miRNAs that hsa_circRNA_001481 functions as a sponge for, along with hsa-miR-1252-5p and hsa-miR-4644, to regulate the expression level of EMB [PMC9296062]. Hsa_circRNA_001481 was predicted to inhibit the expression level of hsa-mir-548m and other miRNAs such as hsa-miR-1252-5p and hsa-miR-4644, while promoting the expression of target genes [PMC9296062]. POU2AF1 and AMMECR1 genes were found to be common targets between hsa-miR-1252-5p and hsa_mir_6758_5p, as well as between hsa_mir_1252_5p and has_mir_548m [PMC9296062]. Furthermore, it was observed that HSA_circRNA_001481 significantly reduced the expression of has_mir_548m along with other miRNAs such as has_miR_1252_5p and has_miR4644 compared to controls [PMC9296062]. Bioinformatics analysis revealed that HSA_circRNA_001481 has binding sites for miRNAs including has_miR_548m [PMC9296062].