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ababaian
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Hey all,
I'm am analyzing small RNA (<200 nt) species in human. I have found many databases such as RNAcentral and RFAM which contain a good comprehensive set of sRNA, but they often contain duplicates and/or sequences present in one database but not the other.
Is there a standardized reference set of small RNA in humans which contains the full diversity of sRNA such as tRNA, miRNA, piRNA, vtRNA, snoRNA, snRNA, ribozymes etc... I can obviously scrap one together from said databases this isn't an easily reproducible solution, and everyone seems to be using their own references so comparing across analyses is challenging.
