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Help! How to convert S-Fe10_GL0038907 to a protein name

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mercedes.davalos-salas • 0

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Hi I am very new to Bioconductor. I hope this is the right forum to my question. I have a list of from a bacterial proteome analysis that looks like this: S-Fe11GL0073263, LUJU01000080.1.orf00004, S-Fe9GL0017967, 2-1GL0024477, S-Fe10GL0065168, S-Fe10GL0110840, MC-0-1GL0117883, LUJU01000040.1.orf00130, 2-1_GL0024467,

I need to convert those name, to protein names that I can understand!
Is there any package that I could use to convert these names? Please any help will be much appreciated. - Thank you so much. - Cheers,-

A non-bioinformatician in desperation

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ADD COMMENT • link updated 4.2 years ago by James W. MacDonald 67k • written 4.2 years ago by mercedes.davalos-salas • 0

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It is not the right forum and it is worrying when any user expresses things like "desperation". Another worrying thing is that you have provided minimal information as to the background of your work; thus, reducing the probability that anybody will even attempt to help.

ADD REPLY • link 4.2 years ago Kevin Blighe ★ 4.0k

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Hi Kevin, Thanks for your message. Would you point me towards the right direction/forum?

The data came from proteome analyzed in mice faeces. I received a dataset with differential expressed proteins from the host (mouse) and from the bacteria. Aim is to find differential expressed proteins between control and the experimental condition. The general downstream analysis is not the problem. I only need to convert those identifiers to a common protein name.

Thanks, Mercedes

ADD REPLY • link 4.2 years ago mercedes.davalos-salas • 0

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This might actually be the right forum, depending on what those IDs are. There is a possibility that there are annotations available on the AnnotationHub. But those IDs are very mysterious. My normal MO when I see unfamiliar IDs is to do a Google search on one or more of them. Unfortunately none of those IDs brings up anything but this support site post. So they may be internal IDs of some sort, in which case Kevin is right, and you should probably go back to whomever you got the data from and ask them what the IDs are.