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'''Pasha''', also known as '''DGCR8''' in vertebrates organisms, is a [[protein]] localized to the [[cell nucleus]] that is required for [[microRNA]] processing. It binds to [[Drosha]], an [[RNase III]] [[enzyme]], to form the ''Microprocessor complex'' that cleaves a [[primary transcript]] known as pri-miRNA to a characteristic [[stem-loop]] structure known as a pre-miRNA, which is then further processed to [[miRNA]] fragments by the enzyme [[Dicer]]. Pasha contains an [[RNA]]-binding ___domain and is thought to bind pri-miRNA to stabilize it for processing by Drosha.
 
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