Summary. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the main causes of death from malignant neoplasms. Despite the progress achieved in the diagnosis and treatment of CRC, long-term results still remain unsatisfactory. That is why the search for specific biomarkers for predicting the course of the tumor process and personalizing the therapy of this form of cancer is relevant. Aim: to identify microRNAs and determine their functional role in the occurrence and progression of CRC, with the aim of further using them as prognostic markers of this oncopathology. Object and methods: KEGG analysis of signaling pathways was performed using DIANA miRPath v.3.0. Analysis of the functional role of the target genes of the microRNAs was carried out using the DAVID online tool. The study of overall survival rates of patients with CRC depending on the expression level of the miRNAs was conducted using the ENCORI Pan-Cancer Analysis Platform databases. Results: based on the data presented in the databases miR2Disease, HMDD v.3.2, PhenomiR v.2.0, we identified that 3 microRNAs are involved in the occurrence and progression of CRC and can be considered as prognostic markers — hsa-mir-100-5p, hsa-mir-125b- 5p
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