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How to present the nucleotide bias of small RNAs using weblogo

02-10-2010, 12:51 AM

Hi,

As we know, the first nucleotide of microRNA is incline to be U. I observed this phenomena in the small RNA deep-sequencing data, now I want to present this bias using weblogo, is there any one know how to do it?

Jian-You Liao

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