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MIR4675: MIR4675 is a microRNA that has been implicated in various cancers [PMC8147355]. In a study, nine genes, including MIR4675, were found to be previously implicated in cancers at other sites [PMC8147355]. In another study, it was found that MIR4675 is located in the intergenic region along with other genes [PMC7519073]. Additionally, MIR4675 has been reported to be a susceptible microRNA for eosinophilic esophagitis risk [PMC8226327]. Further research is needed to establish the role of MIR4675 and CNVR2239.1 in lung cancer [PMC8226327]. CNVR2239.1 may encompass the entire DNA sequence of MIR4675 and not just the promoter region, potentially leading to changes in gene dosage effect on MIR4675 expression [PMC8226327].
References:
- [PMC8147355]: www.proteinatlas.org accessed on 2019–2020
- [PMC7519073]: Not provided
- [PMC8226327]: Not provided
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