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Post allignment of microRNA and mapping against Mirbase I have a column ID with the precursor as well as the mature microRNA name, on parsing the column I have the list with the mature microRNA which has duplicates with different read counts. Which one of the microRNA should I consider for the the downstream analysis as some of the names are in duplicate. Please suggest.
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Last edited by victoryhe; 12-13-2011, 11:44 AM.
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