Secondary structure prediction for RNA is fundamentally different from three-dimensional molecular modeling (1). A secondary structure of an RNA molecule is simply a collection of predicted base pairs subject to a few simple rules. Base pairs can be either G-C or A-U Watson-Crick pairs, or the weaker G-U pair.
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