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ppy-miR-1: Ppy-mir-1 is a microRNA that has been studied in relation to antler growth. The KEGG pathway annotation revealed that ppy-mir-1, along with other miRNAs, is significantly associated with various signaling pathways such as the Ras signaling pathway, Neurotrophin signaling pathway, Glioma, Pathways in cancer, and Thyroid hormone signaling pathway [PMC9957509]. In a comparison of different growth stages of antlers, ppy-mir-1 was found to be highly expressed at 30 and 90 days of growth but lowly expressed at 60 days [PMC9957509]. The expression pattern of ppy-mir-1 suggests its potential involvement in the rapid growth and ossification of antlers [PMC9957509]. Target gene prediction revealed that ppy-mir-1 is associated with 821 target genes [PMC9957509]. Additionally, the expression levels of other miRNAs such as mmu-miR-200b-3p and novel miR-94 also showed a similar pattern to ppy-mir-1 and may play crucial roles in antler development [PMC9957509]. Furthermore, the expression trends observed in small RNA sequencing data support the accuracy of the findings [PMC9957509]. In conclusion, ppy-mir-1 is a differentially expressed microRNA that may be closely related to antler growth and development. Its involvement in various signaling pathways suggests its potential importance in regulating key processes during antler development.
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