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. 2017 Feb 1;8:126. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2017.00126

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Copyright © 2017 Zheng, Deng, Deng, Wu, Yang, Lun and Qu.

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An Example of the browser interface for retrieving exo-miRNAs. (A) A screenshot of browse interface. Data is integrated into tree-structured. Users could click the gray circles to unfold the sub-layer, and find the sources of their interest. (B) The screenshot of corresponding result of browser. Users can select some of these experiments to see how many times one particular exo-miRNAs appear in these datasets. (C) The screenshot of the corresponding summary result. Choosing all 12 collected human leukemia blood samples (“blood_leukemia”) and clicking the “intersect” button, complete information of exo-miRNAs and their occurrence number will be provided. Users can find that sko-miR-92a has the “supporting number” of 12/12, which means all of the 12 samples contain this exo-miRNA.