Citing RNALogo
T.H. Chang, J.T. Horng, and H.D. Huang. (2008) "RNALogo: a new approach to display structural RNA alignment", Nucleic Acids Research, v.36 W91-6. [PubMed] ► Introduction:
RNALogo
presents a novel graphical representation of the patterns in an aligned RNA
sequences with a consensus structure. Several significant features, including
sequence conservation, structural conservation, and the mutual information of
base-paired regions, can be revealed within a RNA sequence alignment and its
consensus RNA secondary structure. A web-based tool is also developed to provide
a rapid, effective and highly configurable logo generator. A
Gallery of RNALogo for Rfam RNA families is
also built. Users can browse RNALogo graphs in this gallery to obtain further
perspectives of known RNA families.
Department of Computer Science and Information
Engineering, National Central
University, Tao-yuan, Taiwan
Contact with site administrator:
Tzu-Hao Chang