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AFCMEasyModel: An Easy Interface for Modeling Competing Endogenous RNA Networks using ODEs
Abstract
Competing endogenous RNA networks have been considered to be important regulators of genetic data expression. Circular RNAs and microRNAs interact to form a circular sponge that have been shown to regulate messenger RNAs and hence regulating gene expression. The kinetics by which these non-coding RNAs interact together affecting gene expression are crucial to understand the mechanism of their regulatory function. Herein, we developed AFCMEasyModel as a user-friendly shiny app that enables users to modify regulation parameters of a competing endogenous RNA network based on interaction between circular RNAs and microRNAs in the simulation environment to form a sponge complex. The App provides the source-code for more customized models and allow users to download simulation plots for supplementation of their publications.\n\nThe App was made available for public-access at: https://mohammadtarek.shinyapps.io/afcmeasymodel/
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