miRBase 17 is coming, perhaps as early as tomorrow. It’s another reasonably big update — a total of 16772 hairpin entries, including more than 400 new human and mouse sequences, new deep seq datasets mapped, and even some new Drosophila melanogaster sequences! More shortly ….
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Drosophila melanogastEr… you make it sound like a dinosaur!
And by the way, what so surprising that new dmel sequences will be released?
Phone typo fixed! (As you know) dmel is probably the most studied organism wrt miRNAs, so I tend to think we’re missing fewer there than elsewhere! But still you found some more