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A Brief Review of MicroRNA Profiling in Human Prostate Cancer Tissues and Plasma.

Biomolecules · 2025 doi:10.3390/biom15081156

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Evidence must exact contiguous quote, not shorten. They emphasize \"a number may be attached to target by parenthetical list, respectively, or words name target directly. When that is how text links them, quote whole clause\". We need quote full exact sentence perhaps. Evidence can be exact sentence. \"Two miRNAs—miR-449b and miR-455-3p—were common in both compartments, highlighting their translational potential as liquid biopsy surrogates of tumor biology.\" This contains \"Two\". Does \"number\" mean numeral? likely okay. Unit \"miRNAs\". target_result perhaps \"Two miRNAs, miR-449b and miR-455-3p, were common in both tissue and plasma.\" Need only headline number perhaps target_result should state result but not extra numerical. Could say \"miR-449b and miR-455-3p were common to tissue and plasma.\" The target result is 2. Ensure unit \"miRNAs\" exactly printed.\n\nBut let's entertain whether headline numerical result could be 24 inclusion criteria, 318 screened, etc. Main finding from abstract is \"Two miRNAs ... common in both compartments.\" Replication of registered target (headline numerical result) perhaps generated by benchmark where target is \"number of shared miRNAs\" and asks exact value. Yes.\n\nNeed output strict JSON no markdown. Evidence exact contiguous quote. Could quote whole sentence, including (3) Results? Exact source has \"(3) Results: Of ... Two...\" If we quote just sentence, contiguous and exact. It starts \"Two...\" and is exact. They say do not shorten it likely means don't alter quote, not necessarily include entire surrounding paragraph. Fine.\n\nUnit maybe \"miRNAs\". Parent_value 2. target_result perhaps \"Two miRNAs—miR-449b and miR-455-3p—were common in both compartments.\" That's effectively evidence duplicate. Should mention compartments tissue and circulation? 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