Table 1.

Involvement of miR-133b in different physiological situations.

Situation	Reference
Translational regulation of utrophin: miR-133b, related to Duchenne muscular dystrophy, mediates the repression, and confirms repression of miR-206	Basu et al. (2011)
Formation of homologue clusters with miR-206: dysregulation role	Nohata et al. (2012)
Upregulation during late stages of human, fetal muscle development	Koutsoulidou et al. (2011)
When downregulated, miR-133b may have important implications in pathogenesis of essential hypertension	Yu et al. (2011a)
Co-regulation of miR-133b with miR-206, novel biomarkers of Th 17-type immune reactions	Haas et al. (2011)
Desregulation of miR-133b is associated with overall survival and metastasis in colorectal cancer	Akcakaya et al. (2011)
Increase of miR-133b in mouse pectoralis muscle: regulation by myostatin	Rachagani et al. (2010)
Upregulated miR-133b in mouse liver by tyrosine hormone	Dong et al. (2010)
MiR-133b is upregulated on head and neck cancer	Liu et al. (2009)
Mir-133b is regulated by endurance exercise in human skeletal muscle	Nielsen et al. (2010)
Mir-133b is a biomarker of myocardial infection	D’Alessandra et al. (2010)
MiR-133b targets prosurvival molecules MCL-1 and BCL262 in lung cancer	Crawford et al. (2009)