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hsa-mir-1909: Hsa-mir-1909 is a microRNA (miRNA) that is highly expressed in human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) and plays a role in their physiology by targeting the Notch signaling pathway [PMC3275573]. In human dermal fibroblasts, exposure to a biological drug for two hours altered the expression of hsa-mir-1909 among other miRNAs, suggesting its involvement in response to external biological stimuli [PMC5816894]. Hsa-mir-1909 has also been identified as part of a module that includes other miRNAs potentially involved in regulatory networks as indicated by module #161 [PMC9618768]. Genetic variants such as c.1130 G>T have been predicted to affect the binding and function of hsa-mir-1909, potentially altering its regulatory impact on target genes [PMC3444488]. Although there is limited information on its role in glioblastoma, hsa-mir-1909 has been noted for its expression in the early stages of gastric cancer, indicating its potential involvement in cancer development or progression [PMC9432466].
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