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dre-miR-1: dre-mir-1 is a microRNA that specifically targets a single mRNA [PMC8301059]. The expression of dre-mir-1 was detected in both muscle and heart, where it plays an important regulatory role [PMC2684549]. In zebrafish embryos, dre-mir-1 was found to be expressed at 4 days post fertilization (dpf) [PMC6854364]. The top 5 most abundant miRNA families expressed at each stage included dre-mir-1 [PMC3932949]. In HEK293T cells, dre-mir-1 mimics or negative control and wild-type or mutated reporter vector were transfected to study its function [PMC6854364]. Additionally, zebrafish experiments involving dre-mir-1 knockdown in GFP muscle and CNS cells were conducted [GSE12991], as well as knockdown of dre-miR-430 in embryo cells [GSE4201] to investigate its role in development. Overall, dre-mir-1 is a microRNA that targets a single mRNA and is expressed in both muscle and heart. It plays important regulatory roles in zebrafish development and has been studied using knockdown experiments and transfection assays.
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