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This document provides instructions for using the miRQuest tool to either benchmark miRNA prediction tools or identify miRNAs in a dataset. It describes selecting prediction tools, setting parameters, uploading positive and negative FASTA files for benchmarking, or uploading a single file for identification. The tutorial explains how benchmarking will compare tools and email results, while identification only requires uploading a file to predict miRNAs.
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