EpimiRBase is a comprehensive, manually curated database of microRNA-epilepsy. The project was started in 2015 to provide complete and up-to-date information on all publications relating to microRNA and epilepsy, as research has shown that microRNAs are important regulators of gene expression in epilepsy.
The latest version of EpimiRBase is available for searching and for download in .csv, .xml and .json formats. The latest version includes data from 33 new publications. EpimiRBase now contains 2,152 microRNA-epilepsy associations from 74 publications including 998 unique microRNA (1,244 up and 907 down regulated) from three species: human (202), mouse (866) and rat (1,083).