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Homo sapiens (human) long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 293 (LINC00293) URS000075BED8_9606

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LINC00293: LINC00293 is a long intergenic non-protein coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been implicated in various diseases and biological processes. In a study involving Italian patients with secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (SPMS) and primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS), LINC00293 was found to be significantly upregulated in serum samples compared to healthy controls [PMC9395482]. Additionally, LINC00293 was upregulated in exosomes derived from ectopic endometriotic lesions, suggesting its involvement in endometriosis [PMC7926632]. In spermatogonial stem cell development, LINC00293 was found to potentially play a role in the early stages [PMC9436424]. Furthermore, LINC00293 was included as one of the 10 lncRNAs used to construct a predictive model for recurrence-free survival (RFS) in breast cancer patients [PMC6787455]. In hepatocellular carcinoma patients, downregulation of LINC00293 due to HBV integrations correlated with poor prognosis [PMC6160693]. Overall, these findings highlight the potential significance of LINC00293 as a biomarker and therapeutic target for various diseases. It is important to note that further studies are needed to fully understand the molecular mechanisms underlying its involvement in these conditions.

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AGUCCUUCCCACAGAGAGCGGUUUGAUAUGUCACUGAAACCAGCAUCCAGGUGGUAUUGCUCCAUAUGCCUGAGACCCUAACAAAAGCCUAAUUACAACUCAUAUGCCUGGAGCCAGGACAUGUGCAGGAUGGUGAUGUAACUUUCCUCUCUGGAAUGGGUCCUGCACAAAGGAAUGAUAGUAACAUAUUGCAAAGCCAGACACACAGCCAUGAUGGUCCAAGUUAUAUUGGGAUUCAGCCAAUAGAAGAUAUUUUGCCUGUCAUCCCUAAGCUUAGGACAAUAGGGUCCUGCCCACAAGAAAGAUUGUGACAUCUCACUGGACAAGCACCCACCCAGACUCUGCCAAGAGAGGGGAUUAUUACAUAUUGCAGAGCCCAGCACCUAGGUGGAGUGACUCUCAUCUUUUUCUUCUACCCCGUAUAUAGCCAGCUUGGUGACCUACUAUUUGAGUCUAUACCCAGGCCCAGACCACAGAUGAAAUUGUGCAAUAUGUGGAACAAACACCUAAACAAUAUAUAACACCUUCCUUGGCUCUGUCUACAAAGGGCACUUUUAUAUAUCACUGGGACCAUCAACCAGGUGAUGUUGUGCCAUAUAACUGAGACCGUAUCAAAAGCCUAAUAACAAGACGUAUGUCUGGAGCCCCGAUAUGCACAGGAUGGUGAUAUAACCCUCUUCUCUGGAAUGGGCCCCACACAAAGGAAGGAUAGUGACAUAUUGCAAGCCCAGGCACACAGGCCCAGAGCACAGUUGAAAUUGUGACAUAUGUACACCAAGCAACCAAGCAAUGUAUAACACCUCAUUUGGCAAUGGAAUCGAGGGCACUUUUACAUAUCACUGAGACCAGCGCCCAGCUGAUGUGAAAUAUUGGCCUGAACCCUGCCUACAAAAGCAUUGUGGCUUUUAUCUAGCUCCAUUACAUAAGUGAUGUGACUUCCUUCUACUGCCUUGGCCCUGCACUUAUGGUGAAUCGUGACACAAAAUUGGGUAGAGCAACCAGCCUGGGCCCUGACCAGCACAGAGAUUGAGGCAUAUUGCUGAACCCAGGACCAAGAUGAAGUCACUCUCCUGCCUUGAUCCUGCACACAGGGACCCUUGUGACAUAUAUACAGGCCAAUUGCCUAGGUGAUGUUGUGCAAUAUACCUGAGACCAGAUCAAUGGCCUAAUAAUGACUCUUUUACCUAGAGCCAGGACAUGUGCAGGAUGGUAACUCUCAUCCCUGAACCUUUCCACAGGUGUUAUUGUCACAUAUACCUUUUCCAGCUCCAAAGUGAUUUAAUAAUCCAGCCUAGUUAUAGCCCACAGAUAAUAUUUGGACAUAUACCUGAGUCAAGAACCUUGGUGAUUUGACUCUCAUGUCUUAACAGUGUCCUCAGAAGGGAUCAUAACAUAUCUCUGGACCCAUCAUCUAGGUUAUGUGACUCUCUUCUCCUGCCUGAACCCUGCUUCCAGUGAAGAGUGUUGCAUUUCUAAGCACUGCAUCCAAAUGACAUGAGUUUCUUGCCUGGGCCGUUUCAACAGAAGGCAUUGUGACAUAUCUCUAGGUCUAUCAUUUAGGUGAUAUGACUCUCCUCUCCUGCCUGGACACUCUCCACAAGGGGCAUUAUGCCAUAGAGCUAGAGCUAGCAACCAAGUUUUGUGAAUUUUCUGUUAGGGCCUUGCCUACAAAGAGAAUUUUGGAAUAUUUCUGGCUUAGAAUUUAAGUAAUGUGGUUGUUCUGCCUGUUCAGUAACCACAGAGGAGAAGGUGAAAUAUAUCUAGGCACCGCAAACAGGCAUGAUAAUGAGUCUUGUAUGUGGACCCAGCAAAUAGGAGAAAUUUUGACUCUUAUAACUAGGUUUAGGAACAUGAGUGAUGUCCAGGAUCUCCUUCUGGUAAGAAGGUCACAGAAGAUUGCAACACUCACAAUUAUUUUGUAACACCUUUGGGUUGUAUAGGGAGUGUCGUAACAGGGCCAAACACACAGAGGAAAUUGUGACAGUCAUAUGCACACCUACCUGACAGUAAAGACUUUCACAAUCACAAAUGGAUGAAGGCAACUGUCCUACAUGAAAACAGGACAUGUGUGGUAUUGUACAUCUAAAACCUAGAAUUUUAUUCCAUUGUGACUGUGAUAUAAAUCAAUGCCAAGCACCUGCGUGAUUUC

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