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  • yu_chem
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    • Mar 2015
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    How to name lncRNA and miRNA

    Hello everyone

    I would like to ask you about how to name lncRNA and miRNA.
    Following paper suggests that the part of lncRNA were named by homology (FAM class, TTTY class, and so) and position (AS means anti sense position)
    Long Noncoding RNA in Prostate, Bladder, and Kidney Cancer
    http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...02283813013249

    However, the paper don't show all naming rule.
    CXorf***, AF*****, RP**** and so are large class. but I know the common feature of class,

    Now I would like to classify and analyze lncRNA and miRNA, so I would like to know naming method because I think that common feature (e.g. -AS or LINC) is important.

    Please tell me paper or web sites showing naming method.
    If It's difficult to show all, I don't mind by information of only major class.

    I hope you will help me.
    Best regards,

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