Team:AMU-Poznan/Modeling

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<h3>Conclusions</h3>
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Knowledge of RNAi is good. however people do not know what exactly sh-miR is.</br>
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Users are eager to wait up to 8h, 24h only 50% and 2 days only 20% (work without software will take 2 days).</br>
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What are the most important features of bioinformatic software:</br>
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user-friendly interface</br>
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documentation</br>
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easy user-guide</br>
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fast response from software</br></br>
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what is important in shmiR designer:</br>
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speed of software</br>
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possibilty to choose miRNA scaffold</br>
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experimental evaluation</br>
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<h1>Modeling</h1>
<h1>Modeling</h1>
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<p>We decided to pay more attention to model sh-miR molecules with different RNA 2D structure prediction software (we use RNAfold in our software). Here are our results:</p>
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<p>We decided to pay more attention to model sh-miR molecules with different RNA 2D structure prediction software (we use RNAfold in our software). Here are our results (however we only show modeling of one molecule the conclusions are obvious - we performed folding for over 10 molecules):</p>
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analyzed sequence:
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example analyzed sequence:
</br>CTAAAGAAGGTATATTGCTGTTGACAGTGAGCGACTGUUUGUAUUCGCCCUAGCGCCTGTGAAGCCACAGATGGGGCGCUAUGGCGAAUACAAACATGCC</br>TACTGCCTCGGACTTCAAGGGGCTACTTTAGGAGCA</br>
</br>CTAAAGAAGGTATATTGCTGTTGACAGTGAGCGACTGUUUGUAUUCGCCCUAGCGCCTGTGAAGCCACAGATGGGGCGCUAUGGCGAAUACAAACATGCC</br>TACTGCCTCGGACTTCAAGGGGCTACTTTAGGAGCA</br>
We always take first generated structure made with default options</br>
We always take first generated structure made with default options</br>
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If there is difference in algoruthm we always take RNA folding over DNA folding</br>
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If there is difference in algorithm we always take RNA folding over DNA folding</br>
mfold</br>
mfold</br>
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<h3>Conclusions</h3>
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Different algorithms gives very different results. To have the most reliable structure it recommended to check the structure</br>
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with different software.</br>
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