Closed sebel76 closed 6 years ago
You could try strucVis -- https://github.com/MikeAxtell/strucVis. It takes coordinates, a genome file, a bam file of small RNA alignments, and produces a postscript file of the predicted RNA secondary structure where each nt is color-coded by depth of sRNA-seq coverage.
On Fri, Feb 16, 2018 at 11:27 AM, sebel76 notifications@github.com wrote:
Dear Micheal,
I run the ShortStack program to mapping sRNA reads on genome and predict novel miRNA candidates. I want to represent the dot-bracket predicted hairpin structure.
Do you have any recommendation of nice and easy to use software that can draw the hairpin structure using the ShortStack output?
Thanks and best regards, Sébastien
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Dear Micheal,
I run the ShortStack program to mapping sRNA reads on genome and predict novel miRNA candidates. I want to represent the dot-bracket predicted hairpin structure.
Do you have any recommendation of nice and easy to use software that can draw the hairpin structure using the ShortStack output?
Thanks and best regards, Sébastien