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Tracing the regulatory atlas of non-coding RNA in human labour

2026-07-07

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The early onset of labour increases mortality and developmental risks for a human newborn. Key genes in human labour have been investigated using multiple modalities, but their regulation by non-coding RNA (e.g. lncRNA and miRNA) remains incomplete. This study explores the three-way relationship between labour-associated transcription factors (TFs), miRNA and lncRNA suggested by the competing endogenous RNA (ceRNA...

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74ffb595-cff1-51cf-a6af-4d7902ba56d1
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10.64898/2026.07.06.736857
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