I have a series of ~1000 genes that I would like to query to see if they contain putative target sites for miRNAs. I noticed that your browser now has an miRNA track, but I assume this is for the genes themselves rather than potential target sites. Is there any way of running a query for target sites without knowledge of the specific miRNA in advance?
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