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Are there therapeutic applications of miRNAs in Pediatrics?

Therapeutic modulation of miRNAs is a promising area in pediatric medicine. Techniques such as miRNA mimics and antagomirs can be used to restore normal miRNA function. For instance, in treating pediatric cancers, restoring the function of miRNA that acts as a tumor suppressor or inhibiting an oncogenic miRNA can provide a targeted therapeutic approach.

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