“…miR23a, 30b, 98, 101, 148b, 206, 145, 199a and let-7 have in silico-predicted targets that are involved in the insulin signalling pathway), it is difficult to determine which of the suggested miRNAs are false positive and which are the true positive. Data from animal studies, muscular disease models, exercise experiments and ageing research by other groups also support, to various extent, the involvement of miR-206, miR-23a, miR23b, miR-30b and miR-98 in muscle atrophy (Drummond et al 2008, Granjon et al 2009, Jeng et al 2009, McCarthy et al 2009, Williams et al 2009, Nakasa et al 2010, Nielsen et al 2010, Wada et al 2011, Liu et al 2012, Dmitriev et al 2013. Recently, a study analysing the expression of miRNA in different mouse models of muscle atrophy showed that each model has a different signature of miRNA changes and, more importantly, that there is a temporal change in miRNA expression (Soares et al 2014).…”