miRBase entry: bdi-MIR164d

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miRBase entry: bdi-MIR164d

How is the hairpin structure generated?

We have generated a dot-bracket structure for each sequence using RNAfold.
Unambiguous secondary structure.
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Dead hairpin entry

Stem-loop bdi-MIR164d

Accession

MI0018214

Description

Brachypodium distachyon bdi-MIR164d precursor miRNA

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