rno-mir-383: Rno-mir-383 is a miRNA that has been found to be significantly up-regulated in the Hip in all three rats [PMC3615960]. However, there is no evidence demonstrating how rno-mir-383 is involved in complicated regulatory networks, especially in MrD [PMC3615960]. In a study comparing significantly deregulated miRNAs, rno-mir-383 was one of the 10 miRNAs that showed similar expression changes in both the SL- and PH-group at the same postoperative time point [PMC4198680]. However, expression levels for rno-mir-383 were too low for qRT-PCR analysis in rat liver tissue [PMC4198680]. In another study, transfection with an rno-mir-383 mimic effectively upregulated miR-383 expression in colorectal cancer cell lines HT-29 and LoVo [PMC5772728]. This transfection significantly reduced the migratory and invasive capacity of colon cancer cells compared to the control group [PMC5772728]. These findings suggest that rno-mir-383 may play a role in inhibiting the development of colon cancer [PMC5772728]. Overall, rno-mir-383 has been found to be differentially expressed and may have potential implications for both neurological disorders and colorectal cancer.