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Detalle de: miARma-Seq: a comprehensive tool for miRNA, mRNA and circRNA analysis

Title miARma-Seq: a comprehensive tool for miRNA, mRNA and circRNA analysis
Abstract

Large-scale RNAseq has substantially changed the transcriptomics field, as it enables an unprecedented amount of high resolution data to be acquired. However, the analysis of these data still poses a challenge to the research community. Many tools have been developed to overcome this problem, and to facilitate the study of miRNA expression profiles and those of their target genes. While a few of these enable both kinds of analysis to be performed, they also present certain limitations in terms of their requirements and/or the restrictions on data uploading. To avoid these restraints, we have developed a suite that offers the identification of miRNA, mRNA and circRNAs that can be applied to any sequenced organism. Additionally, it enables differential expression, miRNA-mRNA target prediction and/or functional analysis. The miARma-Seq pipeline is presented as a stand-alone tool that is both easy to install and flexible in terms of its use, and that brings together well-established software in a single bundle. Our suite can analyze a large number of samples due to its multithread design. By testing miARma-Seq in validated datasets, we demonstrate here the benefits that can be gained from this tool by making it readily accessible to the research community.

Apa Reference Andrés-León, E., Núñez-Torres, R. & Rojas, A.M. (2016). miARma-Seq: a comprehensive tool for miRNA, mRNA and circRNA analysis. Scientific Reports, 6(1). 10.1038/srep25749
Doi 10.1038/srep25749
Publication Date 11 May 2016
Publication Type Software
Researcher Eduardo Andrés-León
Ontology Transcriptomics, RNA Sequencing (RNA-seq), Bioinformatics Software and Tools, Expression Profiling, Parallel Computing, Regulatory biology, miRNA, Non-coding RNA
Research Groups
Tools miARma-Seq

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