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. 2019 Oct 14;2019:baz099. doi: 10.1093/database/baz099

Table 1.

List of columns presenting the microRNAs and features detailed in the RumimiR database

Column name Description
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.