Table 1.
Column name | Description |
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Chr (Start, End) | Genomic position of the microRNA |
Multi-mapping | Number of localizations in case of multi-mapping (with 100% query cover and 100% identity) |
Sequence | Sequence of the mature microRNA |
Publication | Publication in which the microRNA is described |
Name | Name assigned to the microRNA |
IsomiRs | Name of isomiRs of the microRNA (sequence and genomic position almost identical) |
RumimiR ID | Name of the microRNA with the RumimiR nomenclature |
Family | microRNA family to which the microRNA is affiliated |
Tissue | Tissue in which the microRNA was discovered |
Breed | Breed used during the study |
Study conditions | Conditions prevailing during the study |
Lactation stages | Lactation stages of the animals studied |
Age | Age of the animals studied |
Species | Species of the animals studied (bovine, caprine or ovine) |
Number | Number of novel microRNAs described in the publication |
Cut-off | Cut-off point used in the publication to detect novel microRNAs |
Method | Method used to detect novel microRNAs |
Number and breed | Number of animals studied in each breed |
Reference genome | UMD3.1.1, ARS1 or Oar v4.0 |
Bioinformatics tools used | Software used in the study for the microRNA detection |
Condition details | Details of study conditions (i.e. number of animals per condition) |
5p/3p | If the microRNA is 5p or 3p |
Strand (+/−) | Strand in which the microRNA is situated |
Star sequence | Sequence of the star microRNA |
Matching seed | Known microRNA with the same seed |
small RNAs | If the microRNA described is in fact part of a snoRNA, tRNA, snRNA or rRNA |
hsa homology | Similarity with a human microRNA |
mmu homology | Similarity with a mouse microRNA |
False-positive code | Four-digit false-positive code |
Gray lines indicate a feature that is present in RumimiR but not in miRBase.