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PPUS: a web server to predict PUS-specific pseudouridine sites

Authors: Yan-Hui, Li; Gaigai, Zhang; Qinghua, Cui;

PPUS: a web server to predict PUS-specific pseudouridine sites

Abstract

Abstract Motivation: Pseudouridine (Ψ), catalyzed by pseudouridine synthase (PUS), is the most abundant RNA modification and has important cellular functions. Developing an algorithm to identify Ψ sites is an important work. And it is better if the algorithm could assign which PUS modifies the Ψ sites. Here, we developed PPUS (http://lyh.pkmu.cn/ppus/), the first web server to predict PUS-specific Ψ sites. PPUS employed support vector machine as the classifier and used nucleotides around Ψ sites as the features. Currently, PPUS could accurately predict new Ψ sites for PUS1, PUS4 and PUS7 in yeast and PUS4 in human. PPUS is well designed and friendly to user. Availability and Implementation: Our web server is available freely for non-commercial purposes at: http://lyh.pkmu.cn/ppus/ Contact: liyanhui@bjmu.edu.cn or cuiqinghua@hsc.pku.edu.cn

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Internet, Saccharomyces cerevisiae Proteins, Support Vector Machine, Sequence Analysis, RNA, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, RNA, Transfer, Humans, Intramolecular Transferases, Algorithms, Pseudouridine, Software

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