rno-mir-466c: Rno-mir-466c is a miRNA that has been found to be significantly deregulated in various experimental conditions. In a study comparing miRNA expression changes in different groups, rno-mir-466c showed similar downregulation in both the SL- and PH-group at the same postoperative time point, suggesting its involvement in the response to surgical procedures [PMC4198680]. Additionally, rno-mir-466c was found to be downregulated following PH, SL, and anesthesia compared to non-treated animals [PMC4198680]. Interestingly, rno-mir-466c was significantly upregulated following isoflurane anesthesia compared to untreated animals [PMC4198680]. This miRNA was also found to be downregulated in DHT-treated rats, suggesting its association with thecal hyperandrogenesis [PMC3682887]. Overall, these findings suggest that rno-mir-466c plays a role in various physiological processes and may be regulated by different factors. However, further research is needed to fully understand its specific functions and mechanisms of action.