Table 2.

Differentially expressed AHN-related MicroRNAs in epilepsy

	Expression during	Expression during	Predicted Biological	References
	acute stage	chronic stage	consequence
miR-184	Up	Up	Increased proliferation	[121, 122]
miR-106b/25 cluster	Up	Up	Increased proliferation and neuronal differentiation	[123, 132, 157]
miR-34a	Up	Up	Increased proliferation,	[123, 124, 133]
			Increased apoptosis
miR-124	Up	Up	Increased neuronal differentiation,	[82, 131]
			Decreased apoptosis
miR-137	Up	Up	Increased proliferation,	[82, 129]
			Decreased apoptosis
miR-9	Down	Up	Dynamic changes in proliferation and differentiation	[129, 130]
Let-7b	Down	Down	Increased proliferation, Decreased differentiation	[129]
miR-26b	Up	Up	Increased neuronal differentiation	[82, 164]
miR-145	Up/Down	Up/Down	Changes in neuronal differentiation	[123, 130, 165]
miR-125b	Up	Up	Increased neuronal differentiation	[132, 166]
miR-19	Up	Up	Increased migration	[123]
miR-379/410 cluster	Up	Up	Increased migration	[82, 122, 132]
miR-138	Down	Down	Increased spinogenesis	[82, 132]
miR-134	Up	Up	Decreased spinogenesis	[131]
miR-132	Up	Up	Increased spinogenesis	[123, 132, 167]

Overview of differentially expressed microRNAs in epilepsy known to be involved in neurogenesis, and their (predicted) biological consequence.