Comparative MicroRNA Expression Profiles of  Cynomolgus Monkeys, Rat, and Human Reveal that  miR-182 Is Involved in T2D Pathogenic Processes

<div>Putative regulation network of miR-182 related to the syndrome in T2D. The miR-182 can be linked to the syndrome of T2D according to the valid target genes analysis. The crucial genes and pathways that related to insulin resistance, insufficient insulin secretion, and the impairment of the tissues were represented in the figure.</div>

Journal of Diabetes Research

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Figure 3: Comparative MicroRNA Expression Profiles of  Cynomolgus Monkeys, Rat, and Human Reveal that  miR-182 Is Involved in T2D Pathogenic Processes 

Figure 3 | Comparative MicroRNA Expression Profiles of  Cynomolgus Monkeys, Rat, and Human Reveal that  miR-182 Is Involved in T2D Pathogenic Processes 