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Expression Levels of miR-590-3p in Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Osteosarcoma Cell Lines and its Downstream Target Genes
Small non-coding RNA (miRNA) sequences of around 18-25 nucleotides can regulate different cellular pathways by acting on tumor suppressors, oncogenes or both. They are mostly tissue-specific and can be up-regulated or down-regulated, depending on the cancer or the tissue in which they are found. hsa...
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