DIANA-microT web server results page. The key features have been marked in the figure and are explained below. (1) Gene names and corresponding links to UniProt (protein information) and iHOP (functional and bibliographic information). (2) KEGG pathways in which the gene of interest is involved. (3) MiRNA names and corresponding links to miRBase (sequence information) and iHOP. (4) A graph showing the SNR of the miRNA. The SNR is calculated by the DIANA-microT algorithm and is based on a comparative analysis of the real miRNA versus a set of mock miRNAs. (5) The prediction score. Higher miTG scores correspond to higher possibility of correct prediction. (6) SNR score of the interaction. Greater values correspond to better distinction from the mock background. This attribute must be examined in combination with the SNR diagram provided for each miRNA. (7) The precision score of the interaction. This score ranges from 0 to 1, and it estimates the significance of the prediction. (8) Literature links that perform an automated search in PubMed for the gene, the miRNA or for the combination of the two. (9) Binding site info: (a) binding type indicates the number of the binding nucleotides in the 5′-end of the miRNA; (b) UTR position indicates the position of the binding site on the 3′-UTR; (c) score indicates the contribution of each binding site to the overall miTG score; and (d) conservation indicates the number of species in which the binding site is conserved. (10) This field indicates if the interaction may be found in the database of experimentally supported targets (TarBase) or if it has additionally been predicted by another target prediction program (TargetScan or Pictar). (11) Additional binding site info: (a) position on chromosome shows the position of the binding site on the chromosome; (b) conservation info indicates the species in which the binding site is conserved; and (c) graphic representation of the miRNA binding on the 3′-UTR.