ViennaRNA

The ViennaRNA Package is a comprehensive suite of software tools designed to analyze and predict RNA secondary structures. It has been a widely used resource in the field for nearly two decades, offering a range of functionalities based on accurately measured thermodynamic parameters and advanced dynamic programming algorithms. Key features of the ViennaRNA Package include:

Computation of Ground States: Accurately determines the most stable RNA secondary structures.
Base Pairing Probabilities: Calculates the probabilities of base pair formation, aiding in the prediction of RNA behavior.
Thermodynamic Properties: Provides detailed thermodynamic data related to RNA folding.
RNA-RNA Interaction Tools: Expanded repertoire to analyze interactions between different RNA molecules.
Structure Ensembles: Allows for the assessment of restricted ensembles of RNA structures.
Output Information: Generates additional outputs such as centroid structures, maximum expected accuracy structures, and z-scores for locally stable secondary structures.
Input Support: Accepts input in FASTA format, enhancing usability.
Concurrent Computations: Utilizes OpenMP for efficient multi-core processing.
Compatibility: Ensures backward compatibility with earlier versions of the package.

Topic

Structure prediction;Nucleic acid structure analysis;RNA

Detail

  • Operation: RNA secondary structure prediction;Nucleic acid folding analysis;RNA secondary structure alignment;Nucleic acid structure comparison;Scaffolding

  • Software interface: Command-line user interface, Library

  • Language: C

  • License: Freeware

  • Cost: Free

  • Version name: 2.6.4

  • Credit: The austrian GEN-AU projects "regulatory non coding RNA", "Bioinformatics Integration Network III", the Austrian FWF project "SFB F43 RNA regulation of the transcriptome", the European Union FP-7 project QUANTOMICS and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (grant No. STA 850/7-1 under the auspices of SPP-1258 "Small Regulatory RNAs in Prokaryotes").

  • Input: FASTA

  • Output: -

  • Contact: Ivo L Hofacker ivo@tbi.univie.ac.at

  • Collection: -

  • Maturity: Mature

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