News and Updates:

  • Oct/2023 - bed_format - In addition to the csv format, the results can now also be saved in bed format.
  • Oct/2023 - db_update_2023 - Annual update of the data of all species (2023)
  • Jan/2022 - release_2022_01 - 2022 release update with new features. Detail view on miRNA-Gene-Duplex. Disease ontology search.
  • Jan/2022 - disease_module - New search option for disease ontology added.
  • Jan/2021 - new_update_2021 - Annual update for the year 2021 was completed. At the request of numerous users, the duplex information has been integrated and can now be saved.
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New version of miRWalk

miRWalk is an improved version of the previous database (i.e. miRWalk). The new version of miRWalk stores predicted data obtained with a machine learning algorithm including experimentally verified miRNA-target interactions. The focus lies on accuracy, simplicity, user-friendly design and mostly up to date informations. More information can be obtained under Frequently Asked Questions.


Search for a single gene or miRNA

miRNAs: miRNA names (e.g. hsa-miR-214-3p) or Accession numbers (e.g. MIMAT0000271) based on current miRBase. While searching single miRNAs, also short names or family miRNA(e.g. let-7) belongs to several miRNAs are also acceptible. A list of miRNAs will be shown. mRNAs: Official Genesymbols (e.g. GAS2), EntrezIDs (e.g. 10608), Ensembl-IDs (e.g. ENSG00000148935 or ENST00000454584) and RefseqIDs (e.g. NM_001143830) were accepted.



Target Mining

The Target Mining page provides an advanced search option for several miRNAs or gene targets. You may provide your own miRNA or gene list. Alternatively, you may choose the pre-compiled pathway gene list from the page [not implemented yet]. When searching for miRNA gene targets, full mature miRNA names are required. For the search of miRNA regulators, you may provide either NCBI gene IDs or official gene symbols.

miRNAs
Genes
Pathways
Diseases

Version of miRWalk

miRWalk version 3 is still in development. The Core of the data (gene target interaction) are final and can be used. For bug reports, comments or suggestions, please email to mirwalkteam (mirwalkteam [at] medma.uni-heidelberg.de). This would help us to build a database for the science community. Data from previous version (e.g. miRWalk 2) is still available for download. Please contact the miRWalk team.