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MicroRNA 6836 (MIR6836)

Target: MIR6836
Molecular classification: microRNA (Non-coding RNA)

Overview

MicroRNA 6836 is a small, non-coding RNA gene in humans whose mature product functions by regulating gene expression at the post-transcriptional level[5]. It can be detected in serum and is one member of a seven-miRNA signature used in composite indices for the diagnosis of bone and soft tissue sarcomas[1]. However, current evidence indicates that MIR6836 is not used individually for disease classification or as a stand-alone drug target, nor are there known drugs targeting this specific microRNA.

Other names: hsa-mir-6836microRNA mir-6836MIR6836

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Post-transcriptional gene regulation

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Serum circulating microRNA panels (diagnosis of sarcoma as part of multi-miRNA index)[1]

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