to find probable target genes of a small non-coding RNA
Goodmorning Everyone. I would like to know with which Program it is more simple & efficient for novices to find probable target genes of a small non-coding RNA (10-15nt) Model: bacteria (E Coli DH5alpha)? Thanks in advances. New member of the Biostar's Community
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