sRNA Workbench

sRNA Workbench is an application used by biologists, biochemists, doctors, and other scientists to analyze small RNA data from Next Generation Sequencing devices. RNA was first studied as a defense mechanism in plants to protect themselves against pathogens, and then it was discovered that it could regulate cancer-related genes. sRNA Workbench was developed to interpret the data obtained with Next Generation Sequencing devices included in the UEA sRNA Toolkit.

sRNA Workbench features very advanced algorithms that perform a complete analysis of single- and multi-sample sRNA datasets. It can analyze data from both animals and plants, and identify landmarks in their genetic data. This application allows you to use a wide variety of filters based on sequence length, transfer, complexity, abundance, and other settings. It also generates visual representations of sRNAs and some user-imported genomic features.