MiRNA

miRNA

Edited by Prof Kendal D. Hirschi

1. Content Type:Research

   Effect of β-hydroxy-β-methylbutyrate on miRNA expression in differentiating equine satellite cells exposed to hydrogen peroxide

   Skeletal muscle injury activates satellite cells to initiate processes of proliferation, differentiation, and hypertrophy in order to regenerate muscle fibers. The number of microRNAs and their target genes ar...

   Authors:Karolina A. Chodkowska, Anna Ciecierska, Kinga Majchrzak, Piotr Ostaszewski and Tomasz Sadkowski

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2018 13:10

   Published on: 10 April 2018

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2. Content Type:Research

   Bioavailability of transgenic microRNAs in genetically modified plants

   Transgenic expression of small RNAs is a prevalent approach in agrobiotechnology for the global enhancement of plant foods. Meanwhile, emerging studies have, on the one hand, emphasized the potential of transg...

   Authors:Jian Yang, Cecilia Primo, Ismail Elbaz-Younes and Kendal D. Hirschi

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2017 12:17

   Published on: 7 July 2017

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3. Content Type:Review

   Formidable challenges to the notion of biologically important roles for dietary small RNAs in ingesting mammals

   The notion of uptake of active diet-derived small RNAs (sRNAs) in recipient organisms could have significant implications for our understanding of oral therapeutics and nutrition, for the safe use of RNA inter...

   Authors:Stephen Y. Chan and Jonathan W. Snow

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2017 12:13

   Published on: 7 July 2017

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4. Content Type:Editorial

   Navigating dietary small RNAs

   When a novel nutritional concept comes along, scientists become enthusiastic and start new explorations. In 2012, the field was enthralled with a study suggesting plant-based nucleic acid “information” acts as...

   Authors:Kendal D. Hirschi

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2017 12:16

   Published on: 22 June 2017

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5. Content Type:Discussion

   Diet-derived microRNAs: unicorn or silver bullet?

   In ancient lore, a bullet cast from silver is the only effective weapon against monsters. The uptake of active diet-derived microRNAs (miRNAs) in consumers may be the silver bullet long sought after in nutriti...

   Authors:Kenneth W. Witwer and Chen-Yu Zhang

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2017 12:15

   Published on: 22 June 2017

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6. Content Type:Commentary

   Milk exosomes: beyond dietary microRNAs

   Extracellular vesicles deliver a variety of cargos to recipient cells, including the delivery of cargos in dietary vesicles from bovine milk to non-bovine species. The rate of discovery in this important line ...

   Authors:Janos Zempleni

   Citation:Genes & Nutrition 2017 12:12

   Published on: 22 June 2017

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