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SnoDB 3.0 expands a specialized snoRNA database by adding murine snoRNAs with equivalent annotation and new tools for snoRNA–rRNA cross-species correspondence.
- Why it matters: The field needs consolidated, comparable snoRNA annotations and target relationships across species to support studies of rRNA-guided modifications and emerging biomedical roles.
- What they did: The team aggregates human snoRNA features (genomic location, host gene, motifs, interactors, expression, and rRNA target and modification levels) and extends this framework to murine snoRNAs, updating human interactors and host genes.
- The result: The release enables mapping snoRNA and rRNA targets across species, improving how researchers can interpret conserved modification guidance and related functions using one resource.
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