converting probe names to gene list
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Seth Falcon ★ 7.4k
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Hi Mark, "mark salsburg" <mark.salsburg at="" gmail.com=""> writes: > I have a plain text file with 12,000 probe id names from an > affymetrix chip. If it is a chip for which a Bioconductor annotation package exists, then you can do this easily with Bioconductor. For example, if you have probes from the hgu95av2 chip, then the following is a *sketch* of what you would do: library(hgu95av2) probeIds <- read.table(someFileWith12kIds) syms <- mget(probeIds, hgu95av2SYMBOL, ifnotfound=NA) if anyis.na(syms))) cat("a probeId didn't map to a symbol!\n") write.table(unlist(syms), row.names=FALSE) > I am using AffyNet from Affymetrix.net and going to Batch Query in the > Expression section where it says > "Retrieve annotation for a probe list", where I search for "probe set id" > and view the list with "gene list". Is this > correct? > > Some problems encountered so far: > > 1) affynet tells me it can only export 3000 genes > 2) afffynet changes the order of the outputted genes by putting probe ids > that start with AFFY last. (they are in fact first) > 2) affynet exports out more information than I need, I just need the gene > symbol. > > Can someone please lead me through the procedure to output out a simple text > file of gene symbol? If you are looking for help using affynet, I think you haven't read the posting guide :-) That is, this is a place to ask about Bioconductor packages. + seth
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Hi, Mark. What chip are you using? If you are using hgu133a, for example, you can do: library(hgu133a) # after installing the hgu133a package from bioC metadata probeIDs <- ls(hgu133aSYMBOL) symbols <- mget(probeIDs,hgu133aSYMBOL) You probably want to look at the annotate and annaffy packages to learn some more detail. Hope this gets you started. Sean On 3/21/06 12:24 PM, "mark salsburg" <mark.salsburg at="" gmail.com=""> wrote: > I have a plain text file with 12,000 probe id names from an affymetrix chip. > > Can someone please review the details of how to output out a plain text file > with the GENE SYMBOLS > > I am using AffyNet from Affymetrix.net and going to Batch Query in the > Expression section where it says > "Retrieve annotation for a probe list", where I search for "probe set id" > and view the list with "gene list". Is this > correct? > > Some problems encountered so far: > > 1) affynet tells me it can only export 3000 genes > 2) afffynet changes the order of the outputted genes by putting probe ids > that start with AFFY last. (they are in fact first) > 2) affynet exports out more information than I need, I just need the gene > symbol. > > Can someone please lead me through the procedure to output out a simple text > file of gene symbol? > > thank you in advance > > [[alternative HTML version deleted]] > > _______________________________________________ > Bioconductor mailing list > Bioconductor at stat.math.ethz.ch > https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/bioconductor
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