MicroRNA (miRNA) therapeutics are being actively developed, with several candidates progressing to clinical and preclinical stages. Below are examples from each category: 

Despite progress, miRNA therapeutics faces several challenges that need to be addressed for clinical success. 

MicroRNA (miRNA) therapeutics research has achieved significant milestones, highlighting its potential for treating complex diseases. 

In microRNA (miRNA) research, inhibitors and mimics are essential tools used to study the biological roles of specific miRNAs by either suppressing or mimicking their functions. 

miRNA (microRNA) is a class of small non-coding RNA molecules that play a critical role in regulating gene expression. Due to its functions and characteristics, miRNA has been widely applied in various fields. Below are its main applications: