Marek's disease virus (MDV) is an alphaherpesvirus that causes a highly contagious disease in chickens. Like other herpesviruses, MDV encodes a number of microRNAs. This site displays target predictions of the MDV-encoded microRNAs[1] flanking meq and LAT.
Two target prediction software (miRanda and RNAHybrid) were used in combination with the 3' UTRs of chicken cDNAs to identify potential targets. Since microRNA-mediated control of gene expression can occur with single or multiple microRNAs, the database can be searched using single or multiple species.
There are two ways of searching of searching for potential targets:
For more details, please contact:
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Dr. Joan Burnside Professor, Avian Genomics Delaware Biotechnology Institute E-mail: joan@udel.edu |
Dr. Robin Morgan Professor, Avian Genomics Dean, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Delaware Biotechnology Institute E-mail: morgan@udel.edu |
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