… miRNA targets (or mimics) would alter the ability of a miRNA to reduce the activity of other
… is the target mimicry principle, which endows nondegradable miRNA targets with regulatory …

… miRNA targets and ceRNAs have highly similar miRNA-binding sites, often called … naturally
occurring endogenous target mimics (eTMs) and engineered artificial target mimics (aTMs). …

… mimics, which are also descri bed as miRNA sponges or decoys. Artificial miRNA target mimics
… endogenous RNA (ceRNA) regulatory network (ceRNET)19'20 (for ceRNA and ceRNET, …

… In conclusion, miRNA mimics have unique properties and … miRNA targeting. These issues
will be discussed in later sections. … (ceRNA) functions as a miRNA sponge to regulate miRNA …

… We used RPPA data to measure expression fold reduction of 120 proteins following
transfections of 159 miRNA mimics, including four mock controls, in MDA-MB-231 cells. We …

… miRNA target abundance is unlikely to cause significant effects on gene expression and
metabolism through a ceRNA … miR-33 were each expressed at fewer copies per cell (1.1 × 10 4 …

… 'miRNA sponges/decoys', 'target mimics' or 'competing genous RNA '. Several reports of the
occurrence of these ceRNAs and … miRNA targets (later celled ceRNA) may be to sequester …

… , and circular RNAs can act as ceRNAs for miRNAs. By sharing common MREs, they divert …
Every miRNA target contains at least one MRE, to which miRNAs can bind. The miRNAs bind …

… to extend the term ceRNA to include both miRNA targets and miRNA themselves. A … ceRNAs
as therapeutic targets. For example, artificial miRNA sponges containing multiple copies of …

… ) and engineered artificial RNAs can induce target mimicry effects. Yet … proven to be a
functional endogenous microRNA target mimic (eTM). In this … ceRNAs: miRNA target mimic mimics …