hsa-mir-6124: Hsa-mir-6124 is a miRNA that has been identified as both up-regulated and down-regulated in various studies [PMC6717396] [PMC5073958]. It has been found to be consistently up-regulated in As4S4-treated cells compared to untreated cells [PMC6717396]. Hsa-mir-6124 is also known as hsa-mir-6124 (GGGAAAAGGAAGGGGGAGGA) and has been added to mirBase [PMC4134228]. In the context of cancer, hsa-mir-6124 has been found to be expressed in both early-stage and late-stage gastric cancer tissues [PMC5073958]. It is also associated with the risk of cardiovascular diseases, along with other miRNAs such as hsa-mir-4329 and hsa-mir-3685 [PMC9967176]. Hsa-mir-6124 is unique among miRNAs as it contains only purine bases [PMC6028587]. It is part of a circRNA–miRNA–mRNA network that includes other circRNAs, miRNAs, and mRNAs [PMC9523487]. However, the specific role of hsa-miR-6127 and hsa-mir-6124 in cigarette smoking-related pathology remains unknown [PMC8882369]. Hsa-miR-6124 is one of the key miRNAs involved in a miRNA–mRNA regulatory network associated with differential gene expression [PMC9532133].