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[1].MIRE: A GRAPHICAL R PACKAGE FOR MICRORNARELATED ANALYSIS[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,2008,23(04):202-204.
Xing-qi Yan1, Kang Tu2, 3, et al. MIRE: A GRAPHICAL R PACKAGE FOR MICRORNARELATED ANALYSIS[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 2008, 23(4): 202-204.
Objective To provide a set of useful analysis tools for the researchers to explore the microRNA data. Methods The R language was used for generating the Graphical Users Interface and implementing most functions. Some Practical Extraction and Report Language (Perl) scripts were used for parsing source files. Results We developed a graphical R package named miRE
which was designated for the analysis of microRNA functions
genomic organization
etc. This package provided effective and convenient tools for molecular biologists to deal with routine analyses in microRNA-related research. With its help
the users would be able to build a desktop- centered microRNA research environment quite easily and effectively. miRE is freely available at http://www. biosino.org/
k
anghu/WorkPresentation/miRE/miRE.html. A detailed user manual and tutorials with example code and image are also available. Conclusion miRE is a tool providing an open-source
user-friendly
integrated interface for microRNA-related analysis. With its help
researchers can perform microRNA-related analysis more efficiently.
Objective To provide a set of useful analysis tools for the researchers to explore the microRNA data. Methods The R language was used for generating the Graphical Users Interface and implementing most functions. Some Practical Extraction and Report Language (Perl) scripts were used for parsing source files. Results We developed a graphical R package named miRE
which was designated for the analysis of microRNA functions
genomic organization
etc. This package provided effective and convenient tools for molecular biologists to deal with routine analyses in microRNA-related research. With its help
the users would be able to build a desktop- centered microRNA research environment quite easily and effectively. miRE is freely available at http://www. biosino.org/
k
anghu/WorkPresentation/miRE/miRE.html. A detailed user manual and tutorials with example code and image are also available. Conclusion miRE is a tool providing an open-source
user-friendly
integrated interface for microRNA-related analysis. With its help
researchers can perform microRNA-related analysis more efficiently.
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