iajabmsIAJABMSIAJABMS2709-329810.47310/iajabms.2023.v04i02.002Evaluating the expression rate of lncRNA-MEG8 and LncRNA-TCL6 in patients with recurrent miscarriage and their relation with CytomegalovirusAmranM.AL-ErjanDepartment Of Medical Lab. Technology, Mazaya University College,Dhi Qar,IraqBased on the incidence of sporadic pregnancy loss, the incidence of recurrent pregnancy loss should be approximately 1 in 300 pregnancies. However, epidemiologic studies have revealed that 1% to 2% of women experience recurrent pregnancy loss. There are several known causes for recurrent miscarriage in women, but in many cases, the cause remains unknown. Some factors, such as infections, have not yet been reliably studied and researched; But what is clear is that by knowing these factors and the physiology responsible for it, we can suggest better treatments. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of expression of long non-coding RNAs called TCL6 and MEG8 on recurrent miscarriage using real-time PCR technique. Recent studies show that these RNAs, with a length of more than 200 bases, are effective in regulating various cellular functions. Therefore, they may also play a role in preventing or preventing recurrent miscarriages. The findings show a link between the expression of these two genes in people who have recurrent abortions and those who do not. Statistical findings also reveal a significant relationship between differences in gene expression in people over 37 and under 37 years old. The findings of this study could aid in a better understanding of the molecular process that causes recurrent miscarriage. The results of this study will give us a broader view of the physiology of this problem, and thus may suggest new treatments for abortion in the future.