If the names of miRNAs are the same for different species, are they the same sequence?
I would like to find miRNAs with the same sequence in different species. The name of the miRNA is like hsa-mir-30a-5p, where the first "hsa" indicates the ID of the species. if the rest of the miRNA name, mir-30a-5p, is the same, can I recognize it as the same sequence even if the ID of the species is different? As shown below, it appears that I am correct, at least for mir-30a-5p.
https://mirbase.org/mature/MIMAT0038077 https://mirbase.org/mature/MIMAT0003841 https://mirbase.org/mature/MIMAT0000087
If you know anything about it, please let me know.
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