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. 2019 May 30;14(9):850–876. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2019.1615357

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Figure 9. — Differentially expressed miRNAs (DE-miRNAs) shared by LOS and BWS. (a) A classic Venn diagram of shared DE-miRNAs between LOS tongue and BWS tongue. Overlapping region indicates shared DE-miRNAs. The human nomenclature of the shared DE-miRNAs is shown below and separated into two lists indicating the direction of deregulation in LOS and BWS. Not shared DE-miRNAs are subdivided into two group: (1) conserved in the other species but not shared; and (2) not conserved in the other species. hTongue = human tongue. bTongue = bovine tongue. (b) Top: A classic Venn diagram of shared DE-miRNAs between LOS muscle, kidney, liver, and tongue, and BWS tongue. Overlapping regions indicate shared DE-miRNAs. hTongue = human tongue. bMuscle = bovine muscle. bKidney = bovine kidney. bLiver = bovine liver. bTongue = bovine tongue. Bottom: bar graph showing the number of DE-miRNA in each tissue.