Sepsis, like neutropenic sepsis, is a medical condition in which authors' body overreacts to infectious agents. It is associated with damage to normal tissues and organs by the immune system, which leads to the spread of inflammation throughout authors' body. Of note, microRNAs have been found to have a critical role in the sepsis progression. Such miRNAs are registered in the miRNA databases, such as Gene Expression Omnibus, with a specific identifier and unique characteristics. There is also computational software, such as TargetScan, that are broadly employed for the analysis of miRNAs, including their identification, target prediction, and functional analysis.
