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<tool id="databases" name="miRNARetrival " version="20.05"> <!-- <description>aggregates annotated miRNAs provided by different miRNA databases</description> --> <command><![CDATA[ bash ${__tool_directory__}/scripts/databases_mining.sh ${__tool_directory__} "$plant" $database $htmlreport1 $filelist ]]></command> <inputs> <param name="plant" type="select" value="Choose" label="Species (support for 192 species)" help=""> <options from_data_table="miRNA_species" > <!-- <filter type="sort_by" column="1"/> --> <validator type="no_options" message="No indexes are available for the selected input dataset"/> </options> </param> <param type="select" name="database" display="checkboxes" multiple="true" label="miRNA databases" help =""> <option value="miRBase" selected="true">miRBase</option> <option value="PmiREN" selected="true">PmiREN</option> <option value="sRNAanno" selected="true">sRNAanno</option> <option value="PlantsmallRNAgenes" selected="true">Plant small RNA genes</option> </param> </inputs> <stdio><exit_code range="1:" level="fatal" description="Error Running miRNARetrival"/></stdio> <outputs> <data format="html" name="htmlreport1" label="${plant.value} | ${tool.name} | Overview of already annotated miRNAs in public databases" /> <data format="zip" name="filelist" label="${plant.value} | ${tool.name} | Collection of ${plant.value} miRNAs from public databases" /> </outputs> <help> | .. class:: donemark **What it does** This tool is designed to integrate four representative miRNA databases (`miRBase`_, `PmiREN`_, `sRNAanno`_, and `Plant small RNA genes`_) into a unified HTML document, which contains the size, length distribution, and composition of the first base of miRNA families, enabling users to easily perform comparative analysis. .. class:: infomark **Inputs** - **miRNA databases**: Choose miRNA databases (at least one). .. class:: infomark **Outputs** - **Overview of already annotated miRNAs in public databases**: An HTML document recording the comprehensive information of already annotated miRNAs reported in selected databases. - **Collection of {species} miRNAs from public databases**: A packaged file containing miRNAs in each database. .. _`miRBase`: http://www.mirbase.org/ .. _`PmiREN`: http://www.pmiren.com/ .. _`sRNAanno`: http://plantsrnas.org/ .. _`Plant small RNA genes`: http://plantsmallrnagenes.science.psu.edu/ .. _`GMAP`: https://academic.oup.com/bioinformatics/article/21/9/1859/409207 .. class:: infomark **About** - **miRBase:** The miRBase database is the central online repository of published miRNA sequences and annotations. - **PmiREN (Plant miRNA ENcyclopedia):** The PmiREN is a comprehensive functional plant miRNA database. In current version, PmiREN contains 20,388 miRNA loci (MIRs) belonging to 5,757 families, 1,365 clusters, 1,668 syntenic blocks and 141,327 predicted miRNA-target pairs in 88 species phylogenetically ranging from chlorophytes to angiosperms. In addition, 1,537 deeply sequenced small RNA libraries were used in quantification of miRNA expression pattern. - **sRNAanno:** The sRNAanno hosts a large collection of miRNA, phasiRNA- and hc-siRNA-generating loci annotated from ~140 plants using consistent and high-confidence criteria. - **Plant small RNA genes:** The 'Plant small RNA genes' database analyzed a large data set of published and newly generated sRNA sequencing data (1,333 sRNA-seq libraries containing more than 20 billion reads) and used a uniform bioinformatic pipeline to produce comprehensive sRNA loci annotations of 47 diverse plants, yielding more than 2.7 million sRNA loci. For details, please see the following tableļ¼ +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | **Database** | **Date** | **Version** | **Species** | **Small RNA type** | +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | miRBase | 2019 | v22.1 | 86 plants (1 chlorophytes, 3 mosses, 4 gymnosperms, 1 basal angiosperm, 14 monocotyledons, and 63 eudicotyledons) | miRNA | +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | PmiREN | 2019 | v1.0 | 88 plants (2 chlorophytes, 1 moss, 1 lycophyte, 2 gymnosperms, 1 basal angiosperm, 1 magnoliidae, 18 monocotyledons, and 62 eudicotyledons) | miRNA | +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | sRNAanno | 2020 | v1.0 | 143 plants (2 chlorophytes, 3 mosses, 2 fernes, 2 gymnosperms, 1 basal angiosperm, 2 Magnoliids, 28 monocotyledons, and 103 eudicotyledons)| miRNA, phasiRNA, hc-siRNA | +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | Plant small RNA genes | 2019 | v1.0 | 47 plants (2 mosses, 1 gymnosperm, 1 basal angiosperm, 9 monocotyledons, and 34 eudicotyledons) | miRNA, nearMIRNA, 20-24nt siRNA, otherRNA | +-----------------------+----------+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | </help> <citations> <citation type="doi">10.1093/nar/gky1141</citation> <citation type="doi">10.1093/nar/gkz894</citation> <citation type="doi">10.1101/gr.256750.119</citation> <citation type="doi">10.1101/771121</citation> <!-- <citation type="doi">10.1093/bioinformatics/bti310</citation> --> </citations> </tool>