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NNDB: An expanded database of nearest neighbor parameters for predicting stability of nucleic acid secondary structures.
Journal of Molecular Biology 2024 March 23
Nearest neighbor thermodynamic parameters are widely used for RNA and DNA secondary structure prediction and to model thermodynamic ensembles of secondary structures. The Nearest Neighbor Database (NNDB) is a freely available web resource (https://rna.urmc.rochester.edu/NNDB) that provides the functional forms, parameter values, and example calculations. The NNDB provides the 1999 and 2004 set of RNA folding nearest neighbor parameters. We expanded the database to include a set of DNA parameters and a set of RNA parameters that includes m6 A in addition to the canonical RNA nucleobases. The site was redesigned using the Quarto open-source publishing system. A downloadable PDF version of the complete resource and downloadable sets of nearest neighbor parameters are available.
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