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Gene Information

Gene symbol: MIRN375

Gene name: microRNA 375

HGNC ID: 31868

Related Genes

# Gene Symbol Number of hits
1 APLP2 1 hits
2 INS 1 hits
3 PDPK1 1 hits
4 TIMM8A 1 hits

Related Sentences

# PMID Sentence
1 18591395 We used insulinoma-1E cells to analyze the effects of miR-375 on PDK1 protein level and downstream signaling using Western blotting, glucose-induced insulin gene expression using quantitative RT-PCR, and DNA synthesis by measuring thymidine incorporation.
2 18591395 We found that miR-375 directly targets PDK1 and reduces its protein level, resulting in decreased glucose-stimulatory action on insulin gene expression and DNA synthesis.
3 18591395 Our findings provide evidence for a role of a pancreatic-specific microRNA, miR-375, in the regulation of PDK1, a key molecule in PI 3-kinase signaling in pancreatic beta-cells.
4 18591395 The effects of glucose on miR-375 are compatible with the idea that miR-375 is involved in glucose regulation of insulin gene expression and beta-cell growth.
5 19807270 Examination of potential mRNA targets showed that TIMM8A is repressed by ectopic miR-375 expression in pluripotent hESCs.
6 20467341 The aim of this study was to examine correlations of the islet-specific microRNA-375 expression to islet amyloid formation and pancreatic islet damage in human type 2 diabetes.
7 20467341 The expression level of microRNA-375 correlated positively with the frequency and the severity of islet amyloid formation and negatively with proportions of islet beta-cells and amylin-positive area, and islet mitochondria density.
8 20221699 MicroRNA375 (miR375) is highly expressed in pancreatic islets of humans and mice and regulates insulin secretion in isolated pancreatic cells.
9 20221699 We verified that miR375 reduced glucose-induced insulin secretion by down-regulating the expression of Mtpn in Nit-1 cells in vitro, suggesting that miR375 has potential therapeutic applications in type II diabetes.