MiR-493-3p inhibits proliferation and promotes differentiation of porcine muscle satellite cells through MKK7/JNK axis
Lingling Wu,
Zhaolu Wang,
Xiaohui Sun
et al.
Abstract:Background
Skeletal muscle is one of the primary productions in pig industry, and the myogenesis represents one of the main economic traits of pig. MicroRNA (miRNA) plays critical roles in myogenesis of porcine, however, there are a large number of miRNAs that have not been studied in regulating myogenesis. Here, the effects of miR-493-3p on porcine myogenesis was examined.
Results
The miR-493-3p is strongly enriched in skeletal muscle, especially in the slow-twitch muscle fibers soleus. We further demonstra… Show more
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