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There are many tools for predicting miRNA targets. Does something like that exist for lncRNAs?
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Any update on that?
I've got a list of potential ncRNAs, but have no idea what to do next. It looks like most people do over-expression/knockdown experiments to identify ncRNA targets, but that's not feasible for a list of 100-200 ncRNAs...
Any help or suggestions would be highly appreciated!
Thanks,
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