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miR-361-3p mimic is an experimental **microRNA replacement therapeutic** consisting of a synthetic oligonucleotide designed to restore or augment the tumor-suppressive activity of endogenous miR-361-3p. In the provided publication context, it is used as a research-stage agent in prostate cancer models, where increased miR-361-3p suppresses malignant phenotypes including proliferation, migration, and invasion. The reported biology indicates that its antitumor effects are mediated at least in part through repression of **GLI family zinc finger 1** and downstream attenuation of **AKT/mTOR signaling**. No specific commercial developer, manufacturer, clinical product identity, branded formulation, or clinical-stage development program is clearly established from the provided evidence.
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