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How can I translate NM_xxx.y:c.xxG>C mRNA sequences to corresponding NC_xxx.y:g.xxxC>G chromosomal coordinates?
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Bioconductor
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5.1 years ago
heiko_kin
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Conversion of RefSeq data to chromosomal position
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Changing Gene ID annotation style - working with Salmon output [NM...] and resulting count files are numeric-only IDs
tximport
Gene IDs
txdb
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Salmon
updated 6.0 years ago by
Michael Love
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ENSEBL gene_ID in edgeR analysis
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Gordon Smyth
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makeTxDbFromUCSC fails to download refLink table
genomicfeatures
maketxdbfromucsc
refseq
updated 9.5 years ago by
Hervé Pagès
16k • written 9.5 years ago by
Sebastien Vigneau
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Generating a proper TxDb instance from NCBI GFF Annotations File
ncbi
refseq
maketxdbfromgff
fetchExtendedChromInfoFromUCSC
genomeinfodb
updated 10.0 years ago by
Hervé Pagès
16k • written 10.0 years ago by
gokcen.eraslan
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using the "promoters" function with an "OrganismDb" to generate "GRanges" with "REFSEQ" rather than UCSC gene names
promoter
granges
refseq
ucsc
organismdb
updated 10.2 years ago by
Robert Castelo
★ 3.4k • written 10.2 years ago by
efoss
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getting the longest transcript by gene from Refseq
refseq
annotationhub
updated 10.3 years ago by
Martin Morgan
25k • written 10.3 years ago by
dalloliogm
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customProDB: issues getting dbSNP data for human (hg19)
customprodb
dbsnp
refseq
varianttools
updated 10.5 years ago by
xiaojing.wang
▴ 50 • written 10.5 years ago by
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