RNAcop – optimizing RNA structures by sequence extensions

August 21, 2015 Leave a comment 4,194 Views

A key aspect of RNA secondary structure prediction is the identification of novel functional elements. This is a challenging task because these elements typically are embedded in longer transcripts where the borders between the element and flanking regions have to ...

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