ssc-miR-216: Ssc-mir-216 is a microRNA that has been found to have competitive binding capabilities to ssc-miR-490-5p and ssc-mir-216, as well as being highly expressed in mpiPSCs [PMC6458635] [PMC4934789]. It has also been found to have differential expression in both the CK and JK groups, along with ssc-miR-381-3p and ssc-miR-33b-3p [PMC9275911]. In terms of gender differences, ssc-mir-216 has been found to be significantly different between AGA and IUGR groups in both males and females, along with other microRNAs such as miR-188-5p and miR-144 [PMC9471991]. Furthermore, it is located in the same genome loci as ssc-miR-217 on chromosome 3 [PMC4934789]. In a study on thalamus cells, ssc-mir-216 was one of the 17 microRNAs that showed differential expression after acute H-R stress relative to normoxic controls [PMC9674649]. Overall, these findings highlight the importance of ssc-mir216 in various biological processes and its potential role as a biomarker or therapeutic target.