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  • bfantinatti
    Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 22

    miRNa sequencing and comparision

    Hello guys,
    I have a project in which I intend to analyse miRNAs from various tissues between two different groups. Ex: To compare liver miRNAs from group 1 against liver miRNAs from groups 2 (both groups are the same species and the same sex. The difference is as specific condition - which is the key of this analysis).
    The data was obtained through Illumina sequencing.
    I have found a software that can give me this comparision I need (MirnaKey), this software apparently does not work (at least here in my machine - Linux mint 14).
    I would like to know if any one there knows annother miRNA software capable to do this kind of analysis.
    Any one there already did this miRNA comparision?

    Best regards
  • rlegendre
    Junior Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 7

    #2
    Hi !


    You have miRNATools https://sites.google.com/site/mirnatools/ for all miRNA analysis

    Bye,
    Rachel

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    • bfantinatti
      Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 22

      #3
      Thank you

      Thank you a lot Rachel, I wiil take a look

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