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  • sgombar
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 3

    #1

    Predicting Novel microRNA

    Hello,

    It is up to me to take nextgen sequencing data for my lab and come up with possible novel microRNA that might be within the data. I was wondering what people use as a prediction tool and why.

    I want to be able to give a DNA sequence to a program and have it give me a probability value that a miRNA structure is contained within the sequence.

    Thank you,
  • dina
    Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 34

    #2
    I once used RNAfold to check the possible folding and see if the structure is like a structure of miRNA. Then you can use miRANDA to seek for miRNAs predective targets.

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    • sgombar
      Junior Member
      • Jul 2009
      • 3

      #3
      Thanks for the info Dina. I have found a program mirDeep that wraps around RNAfold to do something similar to what I want but it is still more complicated than what I want. Ideally I want a program that I give a fasta file containing a sequence I think might have a precursor-miRNA and I want the program to just give me the probability of a precursor-miRNA. Do you know if anything like that exists?

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      • Torst
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2008
        • 275

        #4
        Originally posted by sgombar View Post
        It is up to me to take nextgen sequencing data for my lab and come up with possible novel microRNA that might be within the data. I was wondering what people use as a prediction tool and why.
        Is the sequencing data genomic DNA, or cDNA from a transcriptome?

        If genomic DNA, you can try an RFAM search. If cDNA then you are probably in trouble as the next gen sequencing library would select out sequences of a certain size (eg. 250 bp for Illumina) and most of your miRNA would not be included.

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        • edie1102
          Junior Member
          • Dec 2012
          • 2

          #5
          Originally posted by dina View Post
          I once used RNAfold to check the possible folding and see if the structure is like a structure of miRNA. Then you can use miRANDA to seek for miRNAs predective targets.
          hi dina, I am using miRanda to find the miRNAs predective targets, and I get the preliminary results, but I don't know how to analyse the multiple restults, so, do you have some script for miranda or give me some advice? I will be grateful~~
          In order to discover new lands, one must be willing to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.

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          • jay2008
            Member
            • Sep 2010
            • 44

            #6
            hi sgombar,
            miRdeep* may help you.
            Download miRDeep* for free. MiRDeep* Please cite: An, J., Lai, J., Lehman, M.L. and Nelson, C.C.

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