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Homo sapiens (human) long intergenic non-protein coding RNA 1121 (LINC01121) URS000075D120_9606

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LINC01121: LINC01121 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) that has been studied in breast cancer cells [PMC6941603]. In a study, the expression of three miRNAs (miR-1193, miR-520h, miR-520g-3p) was measured after knocking down LINC01121 at 48 hours using qRT-PCR [PMC6941603]. The aim of the study was to investigate the biological function of LINC01121 in breast cancer cells [PMC6941603]. To achieve this, MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 cells were transfected with si-LINC01121 to down-regulate the expression of LINC01121 [PMC6941603]. The study aimed to understand how LINC01121 influences breast cancer cells and how its knockdown affects the expression of specific miRNAs [PMC6941603]. The qRT-PCR analysis allowed for the measurement of miRNA expression levels after LINC01121 knockdown [PMC6941603]. This information is valuable for understanding the role of LINC01121 in breast cancer and its potential as a therapeutic target [PMC6941603]. By down-regulating LINC01121 expression, researchers can investigate its impact on specific miRNAs and further explore its biological function in breast cancer cells [PMC6941603]. This study provides insights into the potential mechanisms by which lncRNAs like LINC01121 can influence gene expression and contribute to breast cancer progression [PMC6941603].

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UGGAAAUGCUGGGCCCUUCGAGGUUAGCUUAAACUGAAGAGAGGAACUUGGUUAGAAUACAGACAUCUCUGAUGCUGUGUCCCGGAUGUUGAGCUUCCAGCUCUGAUGGCACGUUCUGUCAACUCAGCUCUGUUUUGAGUGGAACUGAACACUCAGUGAUGGCUAAAAACAGCAGUUGACUAAACUAAUUAAGCUACAUGUAGACGGUGACGGAGGCGGAAAGAUAGGCCGAGACAGGCCCUUUGGAAAUUAUCCUGAGCAUUCUUCUUUUACAGAAGAACAGUAAAACAGACUUGUUAUUGGCAGCCCAUUAGUGCUCAGGAGAGGCGGUCUCCAGCAUGACAUCAGCCGGCGGCUCGACCCAAAUCUAGUAUUUCACCAGAGAGCCUAACGCUGCUGGCUUUCCAACUGUGUGGAAGACAAAAUAGCGAACAGCUAUUACAUAUCUGGACUCGGUCUGCGCAAACCACUUCAAGCCACAGCAAAGGAGGCGGCCUUCCAGCCUUGAGCCUGUAGAAGGUUCAUGAAUGGAAACCUGGAUGGAUGGGUUGUGGUCUUGGCCGCUCCACUUCUGCCUGCAGCCCAGGAGGGGGGCCCUGUGUCUCCUGCUCAGGCCUGCACAGGAUACAGGCGUAACAAAGACAAGGAUGAAAUAAGUCCUGUGAUGGAGAGACAAGCAAAAUUCUACCUGACUUCACAGGAGGAAGAAGUGUGCUGUGCCAGGGGGAACAGGAGAAAGCUUCAUGGAAGAGGUCACAGGAAAUGGGUAGCUAUCCAGCUAAAUAGAUUUCAUGCUUGACUUCAGUGGAAUAGCUCAAAUGAUGAUCUGUUUGGGAGAGUAAAUUAAAGAGUUUCCAUCCGAGGUUGGUUGAAUCCACAGAUACGGAACCCACAGAUAUAGAGGGCCAACCAUACUGAGUCCUGACUUCACCCAUUCCUUCUACCCCCAUCUCUCCUAAUCCUUAAACUUCCUUGCAAUUCCUGGAGCAGAAUACUCGUGUAGGAGUCAGGGGUUGUCUUCCCUUCCUAGAAGCAAUGCUUCUAUGUUCUCAUUUGAUGUUGAAUAAAACAUUAAACAGAAAAGCUUUGAUAACAUCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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