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. 2021 Nov 26;50(D1):D183–D189. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkab1092

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Figure 2. — Case study and workflow for LncACTdb 3.0. (A) LncRNA MATLAT1 was used as an example in the search interface. (B) Search results of MALAT1, including both predicted and experimentally supported ceRNA interactions and biomarker annotations. (C) Detailed information of ceRNAs. (D) The browse interface of LncACTdb 3.0. (E) CeRNA functions based on GO terms and biological pathways. (F) Possible sub-cellular and extracellular vesicle locations of ceRNAs. (G) Survival tool performs survival analysis and provides Kaplan–Meier survival curves for a ceRNA interaction. (H–I) Exploring the effects of ceRNA on hallmark processes for cancer and on tumor cell states. (J) Exploring how ceRNA affects the clinical and pathological status of different groups of patients. (K) The lncRNA-related, patient-specific, and user-designed ceRNA networks of LncACTdb 3.0.