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ID | Location | Perfect MFE.* | RefSeq Acc. | strand | Start Position | R_P_ratio# |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 35807 | 0.68 | 0.75857 |
Target: 5'- cACGGcuuaccaagGCU-CGCGAGCgcGCCAAGCg -3' miRNA: 3'- cUGCUcaa------CGAaGCGCUCG--UGGUUCG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 40583 | 0.68 | 0.7265 |
Target: 5'- aGCGAGggGCUgUUGCG-GCGuCUGAGCg -3' miRNA: 3'- cUGCUCaaCGA-AGCGCuCGU-GGUUCG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 49039 | 0.68 | 0.715596 |
Target: 5'- uGGCGccGGacucGCguaggUCGCuGAGCACCGGGCg -3' miRNA: 3'- -CUGC--UCaa--CGa----AGCG-CUCGUGGUUCG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 7740 | 0.7 | 0.626262 |
Target: 5'- gGGCGGGguuaggcgGCUUCuagccCGAGCACCAucuGCa -3' miRNA: 3'- -CUGCUCaa------CGAAGc----GCUCGUGGUu--CG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 48979 | 0.7 | 0.615004 |
Target: 5'- cGCG-GUUgaGCUggcagagCGgGAGCACCGGGCa -3' miRNA: 3'- cUGCuCAA--CGAa------GCgCUCGUGGUUCG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 45554 | 0.71 | 0.548118 |
Target: 5'- aGGCcGGaugGCggCGUGAGCAUCAAGCg -3' miRNA: 3'- -CUGcUCaa-CGaaGCGCUCGUGGUUCG- -5' |
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8910 | 5' | -52.5 | NC_002484.1 | + | 4368 | 0.73 | 0.452842 |
Target: 5'- uGAUGAGUUcauugcgcugGCUUCGCGGcauuccGCugCGAGCc -3' miRNA: 3'- -CUGCUCAA----------CGAAGCGCU------CGugGUUCG- -5' |
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Note:
When operating RNAhybrid, the pipeline first calculates the perfect minimum free energy (Perfect mfe *) of a putative miRNA when the entire putative miRNA binds to a perfectly complementary target site, then it calculates the minimum free energy of RNA duplex (mfe of the miRNA/mRNA duplex), abbreviated as Rd_mfe. An alignment for which the Rd_mfe to its correspondent Perfect mfe ratio (R_P_ratio #) is more than 66% is regarded as a positive alignment as described by Krek et al. (21). The P_value is calculated by RNAhybrid.
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