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mmu-mir-214: mmu-mir-214 is a microRNA (miRNA) expressed in mice, which plays a role in various cellular processes, including the regulation of the cytoskeletal actin architecture [PMC9379403]. The expression of mmu-mir-214 has been observed to be highly elevated in infected liver cells, suggesting its potential involvement in the body's response to infection [PMC9861972]. Furthermore, mmu-mir-214 has been implicated in liver fibrogenesis, with its up-regulation observed in hepatic stellate cells during late infection stages of S. japonicum, indicating a possible target for anti-fibrosis therapy [PMC3692539]. Additionally, mmu-mir-214 has been predicted to bind multiple sites within the 3′UTR of target mRNAs and is differentially expressed under various conditions according to multiple reports [PMC4902921], [PMC2923610]. The modulation of miR-214 levels can be achieved through transfection with specific miRNA mimics or inhibitors, which can have significant effects on cellular functions and gene expression regulation [PMC5855744].
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