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  • papori
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 181

    miRNA binding site database

    Hi all,

    I am looking for a downloadable database/csv that include the miRNAs, plus the genomic coordinates (Grch37) of the known/published binding sites.

    I guess this sounds trivial, but honestly i didn't find up-to-date db..

    Thanks,
    Pap
  • GenoMax
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 7142

    #2
    You need to do some work to see if any of these are up to date and/or downloadable.





    http://mirbase.org/ (for known miRNA).

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    • papori
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 181

      #3
      Thanks GenoMax!
      I didnt find there this info in the links..
      But, i guess the comination from few DB's give me this..
      I will update..

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      • rbagnall
        Member
        • Jun 2010
        • 34

        #4
        From UCSC, a table of microRNA binding sites as predicted by Target scan:

        ftp://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/golden...etScanS.txt.gz

        which looks like this:

        chr1 879822 879830 SAMD11:miR-504 90 +
        chr1 900599 900606 KLHL17:miR-299/299-3p 26 +
        chr1 900605 900612 KLHL17:miR-124/506 7 +
        chr1 900933 900941 KLHL17:miR-19 82 +
        chr1 901054 901061 KLHL17:miR-137 14 +
        chr1 990829 990836 AGRN:miR-144 10 +

        hg19 coordinates, gene symbol:microRNA, target scan score (higher score = better match) , strand

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        • papori
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 181

          #5
          Originally posted by rbagnall View Post
          From UCSC, a table of microRNA binding sites as predicted by Target scan:

          ftp://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/golden...etScanS.txt.gz

          which looks like this:

          chr1 879822 879830 SAMD11:miR-504 90 +
          chr1 900599 900606 KLHL17:miR-299/299-3p 26 +
          chr1 900605 900612 KLHL17:miR-124/506 7 +
          chr1 900933 900941 KLHL17:miR-19 82 +
          chr1 901054 901061 KLHL17:miR-137 14 +
          chr1 990829 990836 AGRN:miR-144 10 +

          hg19 coordinates, gene symbol:microRNA, target scan score (higher score = better match) , strand
          Thanks!!! this is exactly what i looked for!

          I downlod the file and these are the first 6 lines:

          591 chr1 879822 879830 SAMD11:miR-504 90 +
          591 chr1 900599 900606 KLHL17:miR-299/299-3p 26 +
          591 chr1 900605 900612 KLHL17:miR-124/506 7 +
          591 chr1 900933 900941 KLHL17:miR-19 82 +
          591 chr1 901054 901061 KLHL17:miR-137 14 +
          592 chr1 990829 990836 AGRN:miR-144 10 +
          ...

          Thanks for your fields explanation, but do you know what is the first field? 591/592 etc..

          Thanks,
          Pap

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          • rbagnall
            Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 34

            #6
            I think that is part of the indexing by USCS for faster searching. You can ignore it.

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            • GenoMax
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2008
              • 7142

              #7
              According to TS miRNA sites table schema the first field is "indexing field to speed chromosome range queries".

              @papori: Remember that all UCSC databases/files are 0-based.

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              • papori
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2010
                • 181

                #8
                Originally posted by GenoMax View Post
                According to TS miRNA sites table schema the first field is "indexing field to speed chromosome range queries".

                @papori: Remember that all UCSC databases/files are 0-based.
                Thanks GenoMax!

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