“…Our results demonstrated that both genes are strongly positively correlated to each other with r = 0.718 and p < 0.001 which enforces their synergistic effects, while, are negatively correlated to CRP, leucocytes count, and lymphocytic count which are inflammatory markers, and these negative correlations reflect the anti-inflammatory action of both genes mentioned in the previous paragraph. Our results were consistent with Yang et al, 2021, and Li et al, 2021 [ 10 , 28 ] who reported that miR-181b showed a significant negative association with the white blood cell count, absolute neutrophils, and the C-reactive protein of patients who suffered from inflammation with heart failure and from severe pneumonic patients respectively [ 10 , 28 ]. Also, Na et al, 2019 reported that miR-21 was negatively correlated with CRP in a patient with sepsis [ 6 ].…”