VMir

Software for the prediction of potential pre-miRNA hairpin structures. The software is provided as a zipped archive which contains two programs:  VMir Analyzer performs the actual analysis and VMir Viewer visualizes the results. Further information and installation instructions are provided in the README.txt.


References:
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