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Homo sapiens (human) ghrelin opposite strand/antisense RNA (GHRLOS) URS000075D280_9606

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GHRLOS: GHRLOS is a non-coding RNA that plays a role in regulating the ghrelin axis due to its overlapping genomic arrangement with GHRL [PMC5706006]. It has been shown to be positively correlated with GHRL expression and negatively correlated with HIF-1α protein [PMC9023477]. The relationship between TP53 gene mutation and the binding of TP53 with GHRLOS promoter in the context of inhibiting the progression of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is still under investigation [PMC8097184]. Further research is needed to determine if TP53 gene mutation affects the function of GHRLOS in inhibiting NSCLC progression [PMC8097184].

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ACAUGGAAGUCUCCAAGCCUGUGCCAUCCACCUGCCAAGGAAAAGCACAAGCAUACAGUUUGAACAUUUAUUCGCCUCCUGAGCUUGUACAACAGUCGUGGGAGUUGCUGCAGAAGCAAGCGAAAAGCCAGAUGAGCGCUUCUAAACUUAGAGAGAGGGAGAGCGCCUCAUCUCUUCCAUUUUCCAGGUAUUCCUGAGAUGAUUUAUUGGAGCUCAAAGCUUUGGGAGAGUUGGGGCCUUCCAUUCCCUCCAGUAAAUACUUGUUUUUCUUCCACCGCUGAGGCAAAUGCGGGGUGGCUGAUCACCUGGCAGACAUCUUAGGAAACAGGAGCACCGGUCUGGGAAACUGCUGGCCUGGCCUAACACCUGGCGCUGUGGUGCAGGAGGGCAGCCACUGAGGAUUCUUGAGGAGAGAGAGACCAUAGAAUGAAUGAAAGAGUUGGAAAGACUUUAAAGCUCUGGGAGGCUGAAUCCUUUAUUUCGCUGGAAGAAAAACUGAAUGCCAAGAGGGCCUCACUUUCCCCAAAGCUAUACAGCCAUCAGGGGCAAUGCUGGGAUUCCCCCAUGGAUCUCUUGACUCCUAAUACAGUGCUCUUUCUGAUAUGCCAUCUGGCUCCAUAAUGAACAUUGUGUUCCAGGAAAAUCAGUCUGCGCUGAACAGGAUGGAAUUGGGGCAGGACGUCCAGUGAGGAGGACAUUGAGGCAGUAGAGCAGUUGAUUGCCGAAUGACCACCUACCCUGACUUAAAAGAUCAACCUCAGGGAGGAUUGGAGCUUUCUAGAGUCUCUUGGGACAGCAGAAGCACAGGCCGGGUUGGACUGAAUCUUUAAGUGGACAUGAGGGACAAAGUACCUCCUGUUGGUAAACAUCUCACCACCAACCCACUGUGGUGGCUAAAAUCCCACCUUUAGUCCCAGCAACAUAUGAGCAUGUCACCAGGAGGUCUUCACAGGCCUGUCUGCCACCUGAGUGUAGACAUCUUUUGGCCCUGGAGCCCAGAGAGGCUGAAUGUGGAGAGGGUGGAGAGAGGUCUGUAGUCCUCAGAGAAGACUUGCAGCUUUUUCAGAGCCACCAACCCAUAAAAAAAAAAAUCCCCAAACAGAAAAAUCCUAACUGUGGUGACCAGGUACCUCCUGAGACAUGAAGCCUCCACUUACCUGGACCCUGGAGGCCUCUCCGGGCACAGCUGCCAAUGUUGAUCUUAGAUAAGACCACCAGCAAGUAAACAUCCACUGUGCAAAGCUGUGUUAUCUUUGGGGAACUGAAAUGUCCCCUGGGAGUUGGAAACUCCCCUAGCCACAUACCACAGAGUUGAGGAAGGAAGAGCUGAUGGACGGAAGAACCAUGGCGGGAGGAGUCAUCCGGAAGCUACCUCGCUGCCCUGUCAGUUACGGAACAGAGGAGAGAUGCCGGCUGGAGGACACAGCAAAUUUGAACCAAGAGGAGCUUGGAGGAAGCCCGAGCGACCUGGAGGGGACUGGCUGACCUUCCUCAUUCUUUUCAAGUGUGAAUAAUAACCAAGCCCAGUUUGGCAACUCCUUGAGGGUGAGGACGAAGCCCCAUUCUCCUUUUUGGAACUUGGUGGGGCUCAGGAAGCAGGUUCUCUCCAGUCGGUGGCUUUCCUUUCUGUUGCGGGUCUCUUGAGGGCCUGCCUUCAUGAAGGCACAUGAGUGACUCAUCAUUUGUGAAUUAAUUGCUAUAUGUGAAGGGCAUCUGAGAACAAAUUAUCUUCAUAGACUUUUCAUUAUAAUUUUAUUUGUACUGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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