MIR3150B host gene (MIR3150BHG)

The MIR3150B host gene (MIR3150BHG) is a long non-coding RNA gene located on human chromosome 8 (chr8:95066808-95073193 in hg38 assembly). It serves as the genomic locus for the microRNA miR-3150b, meaning it functions as a "host gene" for this miRNA. The mature miR-3150b encoded within this gene is involved in post-transcriptional regulation of gene expression by affecting mRNA stability and translation through the RNA-induced silencing complex (RISC). The biological significance of MIR3150BHG largely relates to its role in regulating the embedded miR-3150b, which may influence cellular processes and tumor biology, although direct molecular or clinical targeting of the host gene itself has not been reported or established to date. No drug interactions, mechanisms of action, established biomarkers, or safety concerns are associated with MIR3150BHG. Its gene name, abbreviation, and function are correctly defined and correspond to standard genomic database records.

Other names

MIR3150BHGMIR3150B host geneENSG00000245080105375650

Not applicable; no direct therapeutic targeting or mechanisms described