microRNA target prediction based on sequence

Hello,

I have a couple putative novel micro RNAs that may target either human or mouse genes. Is there any way I can get a list of putative targets based on their mature sequence (22mer) rather than their name?

Thanks, Adrian

mirna prediction human

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updated 10.7 years ago by h.mon

• written 10.7 years ago by apelin20

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web submission on miRDB, web submission and software download on ComiR, software download on miRanda, RNAhybrid, TargetScan.

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written 10.7 years ago by h.mon

Works, thanks a lot!

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written 10.7 years ago by Adrian Pelin

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