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From: Functions and underlying mechanisms of miR-650 in human cancers

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Upstream regulation of miR-650. Multiple factors participate in the upstream regulation of the miR-650 biological process. In the nucleus, transcription of miR-650 is modulated by coupling expression with its homologous gene immunoglobulin lambda and promoted by transcription factors PBX1 and NF-kB. In the cytoplasm, AXIN1 and lncRNAs (DICER-AS1, MEG3, MIR155HG, POU3F3, ZFPM2-AS1, MCTP1-AS1), which account for the major alterations, act as molecular sponges for miR-650 and negatively regulate its biological function, inducing cancer gene deregulation

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