Hi,
I'm sure my question is a really common one, and although I could find a few different opinions on this topic I would like to ask it anyway, just to get a definite answer.
Is it possible to identify differentially expressed microRNAs in a normal RNA-seq experiment (i.e.not small RNA-seq)?
We're considering to do a miRNA microarray but will definitely do a RNA-seq in the near future, i.e.were wondering if we don't have to do the microarray at all.
Thanks,
Jeannine
I'm sure my question is a really common one, and although I could find a few different opinions on this topic I would like to ask it anyway, just to get a definite answer.
Is it possible to identify differentially expressed microRNAs in a normal RNA-seq experiment (i.e.not small RNA-seq)?
We're considering to do a miRNA microarray but will definitely do a RNA-seq in the near future, i.e.were wondering if we don't have to do the microarray at all.
Thanks,
Jeannine
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