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  • adamos1945
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    • Nov 2014
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    microrna target prediction

    hello everyone
    i am new to bioinformatics. i have a set of 63 microrna from olive flounder and i have 500 3utr sequences of olive flounder genes.
    i am using Miranda for prediction of microrna target genes and i did the prediction. i got the output file but a it is really a long file with positive and negative hit. so i wanna to get only the positive hit.
    how should i do to get only the positive hit?

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